gcc-bug: gcc reports error in valid code (STL-related)

[Mumit Khan]

"A. Hirche" <hirche@informatik.uni-essen.de> writes:
> 
> #include <list>

  using namespace std;	// you'll need this when C++ library is fixed.
> 
> template <class T> class A : protected list<T*>
> {

  public:
    typedef typename list<T*>::iterator iterator;
    typedef typename list<T*>::reverse_iterator reverse_iterator;

>   public:
>     A (void) { /* empty */ }
>     ~A (void) { /* empty */ }
>     
>     void f (double p)
>     {
>       iterator i = begin();  // o.k.
>       reverse_iterator j = rbegin();  // test.cpp:12: parse error before `='
>       list<T*>::reverse_iterator k = rbegin();  // o.k.
        ^^^^^^^
        typename list<T*>::reverse_iterator k = rbegin();  // o.k.
>     }
> };
> 

dependent type lookups and all. It should also complain about iterator
(line 11), but gcc-2.95.2 needs -pedantic before it'll complain there.
Also, line 13 requires a typename as well, and gcc-2.96 will give the 
right diagnostic.

Regards,
Mumit