new type (initializer) --- bug ???

[Alexandre Oliva]

Ruediger Schopper <schopper@hal15.usm.uni-muenchen.de> writes:

> When one gives an initializer to the new operator, it
> compiles with aggregate types, but not with built in ones.

First of all, I should tell you that this is not Standard C++; it is
an extension provided by g++, so you'd better not rely on that.  If
you compile with -ansi -pedantic, you'll get error messages for those
usages.  However, for simmetry, egcs should provide the extension for
all types or for none, so I added the attached testcase to the
testsuite.

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Alexandre Oliva
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Universidade Estadual de Campinas, SP, Brasil
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