Bug in g++ compiling template class definition

[Santiago Burbano Baselga]

Hi,
 
When compiling some code, I got the following 
error message:
 
hashtbl.cc: In method `void 
cTablaHash<cElemento,cClave,iTam>::Insertar(cClave, cElemento 
*)': hashtbl.cc:30: Internal compiler error. hashtbl.cc:30: Please submit 
a full bug report to ` egcs-bugs@cygnus.com' . make: *** 
[hashtbl.o] Error 1
 
So, here I am. I have Linux Debian's last 
distribution of kernel and g++ compiler (I have FTPed it recently, and after 
getting the error, I've checked for updates).
 
I attach all files involved in the compiling, so 
you can try to reproduce the error for yourself. It might have some syntax 
errors, since I haven't checked it farther, so the cause for the error may be 
this, but anyway, the 'Internal compiler error' shouldn´t happen, so I 
send it anyway. If that helps you understanding the code, 'list.h' is a generic 
single-linked list, and hashtbl.* is a generic hash table that uses an array of 
these generic lists.
 
The compile command was just 'g++ -c 
hashtbl.cc'.
 
Since I don't know what hardware information (or 
any other kind) you could need, please feel free to 'bug' me ;-) asking for 
information.
 
Don't be hurried to answer, I will try to work around the bug. 
I know that this is EXACTLY what you were going to do, but anyway... 
;-)
 
See you
 
Santiago
 
 
List.h
Hashtbl.h
Hashtbl.cc

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