internal compiler error

[Don McFarland]

Dear Sirs --

	(I apologize for incomplete description; I must manually 
transcribe this info.)

PLATFORM: Sun Ultra60/Solaris2.7

GCC: 2.95.2, compiled on the Ultra60 using default configure (32-bit)

CODE:
class B {};
class A {
public:
 A(){}
 A(B){}
 operator B() { return B(); }
 A(A&){}
};
A func(){ return A(); } // "line 12"
int main(){}

COMPILE LINE: g++ -o foo foo.C -Wall

RESULT:
foo.C: In function `class A func()':
foo.C:12: Internal compiler error in `emit_move_insn_1', at expr.c:2754
Please submit ...

BACKGROUND:
A variation of this code was mentioned in c++-moderated wrt implicit
conversions in initialization; perhaps the error has something to do
with the fact that old versions of gcc were sometimes inclined to use
two user conversions (e.g., operator B() and A(B)) in a single 
implicit conversion.

	Please let me know if further info is essential.

-- Don