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From: diamond@csl.sony.jp (Norman Diamond)
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From:  diamond@csl.sony.jp    (Norman Diamond)
Date:  1989.01.23

Trying to make the test programs for libg++, for Sun4 but not OS4, there are
tons of error messages about inline functions that return large aggregates.
When making exactly the same files for Sony News800, there are no error
messages (after correcting a typo in test5a.cc).  The results execute.

Obviously there are many inline functions that return large aggregates.
Should these be legal?  Either yes or no, I cannot imagine why it would be
different for Sun4 than for News800.

-- Norman Diamond