"Internal compiler error" while overloading new/delete on egcs 1.0.2

[Gary Holt]

With egcs-1.0.2 on a linux machine (pentium II, debian linux 1.3.1), I
get the following internal compiler error:

% uname -a
Linux kelp 2.0.30 #2 Wed Mar 4 02:06:04 PST 1998 i686 unknown
% ls /lib/libc.so*    # We're still running with libc5.
/lib/libc.so.5@       /lib/libc.so.5.4.33*
% g++ -v
Reading specs from /usr/local/packages/egcs-1.0.2/lib/gcc-lib/i686-pc-linux-gnulibc1/egcs-2.90.27/specs
gcc version egcs-2.90.27 980315 (egcs-1.0.2 release)
% g++ junk2.cxx
junk2.cxx: In method `LMN::LMN()':
junk2.cxx:54: Internal compiler error.
junk2.cxx:54: Please submit a full bug report to `egcs-bugs@cygnus.com'.

EGCS was configured with nothing but the default options except that I
installed it in a different directory using "--prefix=/dir".  No
modifications were made.

I've simplified the file down to a few lines which reliably reproduce
the problem on our machines (at the end of this message).  What I was
trying to do will be completely obscure from the code, but trust me, it
actually made sense until I stripped it down to file a bug report.  I'm
not actually sure if overloading the delete operator like this is
legal--I just followed an example from Stroustrup's book (p. 576, 3rd
edition, 4th printing) to see whether it would work--but the compiler
shouldn't generate an internal error, anyway.

-- 
Gary Holt			(213)-740-3397
holt@lnc.usc.edu		http://lnc.usc.edu/~holt/

Here's the file junk2.cxx:
------------------------------------------------------------------------
typedef unsigned int size_t;
inline void *
operator new(size_t alloc_sz, const char *fname, unsigned lineno)
{
}
inline void *
operator new[](size_t alloc_sz, const char *fname, unsigned lineno) 
{
}
inline void
operator delete(void *ptr, const char *fname, unsigned lineno) throw()
{
}
inline void
operator delete[](void *ptr, const char *fname, unsigned lineno) throw()
{
}

class DEF {						 
public:
    DEF( DEF *parent=0, const char *name=0 );
};

class ABC
{
public:
    enum stuff { ID0, ID1 };
    ABC( stuff, DEF *parent=0, const char *name=0 );
};

class GHI : public DEF			 
{
};

class LMNFrame;
class LMN : public DEF
{
  friend class LMNFrame;
  public:
public:
  LMN();
private:
  LMNFrame *draw_area;
				 
  ABC *scroll_h;		 
};
class LMNFrame : public GHI {
};
LMN::LMN()
{
  draw_area = new ("abc", 69)  LMNFrame;
				 
  scroll_h = new ("def", 71)  ABC(ABC::ID0, this);
}