C++: current 2.96 now too strict at access control

[Martin v. Loewis]

> This makes at least two of us who notice Martin's
> great contribution. It is amazing to see his patience
> to go through all of those "bug reports" and calmly
> sort user errors from compiler errors.

The downside, of course, is that the real bugs are piling up in my gcc
bug folders - nicely sorted as badcode, internal, notaccepted,
shouldnotaccept, wishes; without being touched at all, it seems. So if
anybody is running out of things to fix in g++ - I could offer quite
some input :-)

Seriously, if we can switch over to some online bug tracking system, I
*would* install all those there, even if it may take a couple of
full-time days to do so.

Regards,
Martin