egcs-971225 G++ bug report

[Michael A. Benzinger]

David,

Now this may be something just esoteric enough in the language that
I don't know about it, but can you take the address of a non-static
member function from the class definition?  I thought that we could
only address non-static member functions through an instance of the
class as follows:

class A
{
public:
	void f();
};

typedef void (A::* pmfA)() const;

A anA_instance;

pmfA var_1 = anA_instance.f;


Any enlightenment?

Mike Benzinger

At 10:17 AM 1/9/98 GMT, David Binderman wrote:
>Hello there,
>
>Since my previous attempt doesn't seem to have arrived, here it is agane.
>
>The following code has I think two errors. egcs-971225 G++ on 
>alphaev56-dec-osf4.0b doesn't find the errors, even with flags 
>-ansi -pedantic -O -Wall
>
>class A
>{
>public:
>	void f();
>};
>
>typedef void (A::* pmfA)() const;
>
>pmfA var_1 = A::f;	// error here
>
>class B
>{
>public:
>	void g() const;
>};
>
>typedef void (B::* pmfB)();
>
>pmfB var_2 = B::g;	// error here
>
>
>Regards
>
>David C Binderman MSc BSc (Hons)		+44 171 971 8765
>contracting at Mobile Systems International in the Docklands, London, England
>
>To write code without using Purify, where available, is merely professionally
>irresponsible.
>
>
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