delete[] fails to call virtual destructor on gcc 2.95.2

[Barry M. Caceres]

I sent this in previously, but my source file had a minor typo and I forgot
to include a file in the attachment.  This is the corrected version.

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Version : gcc 2.95.2 (see "compile.txt" for compiler verbose output)
Platform: SunOS sideshowbob 5.6 Generic_105181-16 sun4u sparc SUNW,Ultra-5_10
Patches : See "latestpatches.txt" in attachment.  
Source  : See "destructcall.cc" in attachment.
CPP File: See "destructcall.ii" in attachment
Output  : See "a.out.txt" in sattachment

BUG     :
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The problem comes with the "array delete" operator.  Virtual destructors are
NOT properly being called.  When we delete through the "derived type" pointer
(i.e.: Bar*) we see that the destructor from the virtual base class "Foo" is
NOT called.  When we delete using the "base type" pointer (i.e.: Foo*) we
see that the destructor for the derived class "Bar" is NOT called. All 
destructors are _virtual_ so both cases should result in destructors from 
both classes being called.

NOTES: 
You can generate the a patch report formatted the same as latestpatches.txt
using the included script "sunpatches".
gccbug.tar.gz

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