template expansion problem-again

[Anthony Shipman]

I sent this before for egcs 1.0.1.  I have retested it with
1.0.3-prerelease and the problem is still there.  Can anyone tell me if
I am doing something wrong or if this is a compiler bug.


I compile using:

g++ -pipe -gstabs -O0 -g -fno-implicit-templates -o x.o -c x.cc
g++ -pipe -gstabs -O0 -g -o x2.o -c x2.cc
g++ -pipe -gstabs -O0 -g -o x x.o x2.o

and I get

x.cc:13: undefined reference to `__hashtable_iterator<pair<char const *const,
int>, char const *, hash<char const *>, select1st<pair<char const *const, int>
>, equal_to<char const *>, __default_alloc_template<false, 0>
>::operator++(void)'
collect2: ld returned 1 exit status

The sources are shown below.  Using nm, I see that x2.o contains the
constructor for the __hashtable_iterator instance but not the
operator++(void).

If I build x from x.cc using

g++ -pipe -gstabs -O0 -g -o x.o -c x.cc
g++ -pipe -gstabs -O0 -g -o x x.o

then it all works fine. nm on x.o shows the operator++.


x.cc
----------------------------------
#include	<hash_map.h>


typedef hash_map<const char*, int>	MyMap;

int
main()
{
    MyMap	map;

    map["abc"] = 3;
    map["fred"] = 42;

    for(MyMap::iterator iter = map.begin();
	iter != map.end();
	iter++)
    {
	cout << "mymap[" << iter->first << "] = " << iter->second << endl;
    }

    return 0;
}


x2.cc
-----------------------------------
#include	<hash_map.h>

template class hash_map<const char*, int>;

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