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Subject: possible bug in g++ 1.36.2 (01199001)
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Date: 19 Jan 90 17:13:29 GMT
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// This may be a bug, then again, it may not be.

// It seems that both g++ and Cfront 2.0 effectively pre-scan
// each class declaration and process all data member declarations
// before then process any member function declarations.  This
// leads to the interesting error shown below.

// Note that Cfront 2.0 does not even allow the initializer for the static
// data member.

struct foo {

  void bar () {}

  static void (foo::*member_func) (void) = foo::bar;	/* ERROR */

};

// g++-01199001.bug.C:15: incomplete type `foo' does not have member `bar'