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From: tiemann@LURCH.STANFORD.EDU (Michael Tiemann)
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Subject: hp9k320g problems with g++ 1.36.0-
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Date: 14 Oct 89 22:18:11 GMT
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    3 problems here.

    Problem 1:
    ============
    When compiling toplev.c I received errors complaining that _bufsiz was
    not a member of the structure.   Changing the code to use the
    _bufsiz() macro defined in stdio.h seemed to make everything happy.

    Problem 2:
    ============
    g++ seems to give an error when compiling member functions which
    have null bodies:

    class Grok {
    int i;

    public:

    Grok(int j) { i=j; };
    ~Grok() {};
     korg() {};
    };

There is no _bufsiz macro on Suns, so we need a solution which works
for both.  Also, GNU C++ on Suns does not have any problem with empty
member functions, so there is some problem with GNU C++ when it is run
under HP-UX.  I would look for the problem in cplus-lex.c.  If
somebody has a fix, I will merge it in.

Michael