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From: kadmon!jason@MTXINU.COM (Jason Venner)
Newsgroups: gnu.g++.bug
Subject: g++1.32 strange behaviour if an include is missing.
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Date: 25 Feb 89 22:33:43 GMT
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I had build a generic type 

genclass 2 String ref String ref CHMap
genclass 2 String ref String ref Map
genclass String def defs

But in my actual code, I forgot the String.h include directive.

The compiler did not complain, it just silently gave up on the file in
question at the first reference to a String.

the assembler then ran, and gave me .o with only the symbol
gcc_compiled in it.

The compiler should complain about such things.

Jason