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From: grunwald@M.CS.UIUC.EDU (Dirk Grunwald)
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Date: 26 Mar 89 16:54:35 GMT
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g++ 1.34.1, config `sun3-os4' or config `umax'.

g++ incorrectly reports `first use' messages, although it's hardly a bug.
I venture that it's because you could define `value' in the main scope and
either of the if-then-else scopes, and thus each introduction counts as 
a ``first reference''.

In method enum bool LinkBi2::route (int, int, int (=  0 )):
../Src/LinkBi2.cc:31: `value' was not declared (first use this function)
../Src/LinkBi2.cc:34: `value' was not declared (first use this function)
../Src/LinkBi2.cc:36: `value' was not declared (first use this function)

bool
LinkBi2::route(int here, int to, int)
{
    double thres = computeThreshold();
    if ( thres < 0.5 || thres > 0.8) {
	value = routeFull( here, to, 0);		<< line 32
    }
    else {
	value = routeBlock( here, to, 0) ;		<< line 34
    }
    return( value );					<< line 36
}