ICE on declaring a template function instantiation a friend that shares the name with a member

[Marco Franzen]

Either of
	gcc version 2.97 20001002 (experimental)
	gcc version 2.96 20000814 (experimental)
produces an ICE when given the following input.

I believe the code is legal C++, even if 2.95.2 (release) rejects it too
(apparently on the same grounds, but without an ICE).
===========================================================  
template <typename T>  
class MyIter;

template <typename T>
int
operator- (MyIter<T> const&,
	   MyIter<T> const&);

template <typename T>
class MyIter {
  MyIter     operator-   (int) const;
  friend int operator-<> (MyIter const&, MyIter const&);
};

MyIter <char> x;
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GNU C++ version 2.97 20001002 (experimental) (i386-pc-linux-gnu) 
              compiled by GNU C version 2.97 20001002 (experimental).
/tmp/@22981.1: In instantiation of `MyIter':
/tmp/@22981.1:15: instantiated from here
/tmp/@22981.1:12: invalid use of undefined type `class MyIter'
/tmp/@22981.1:10: forward declaration of `class MyIter'
/tmp/@22981.1:12: Internal compiler error in , at ../gcc/cp/pt.c:5628
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