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From: whitcomb@EROS.BERKELEY.EDU (Gregg Whitcomb)
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Subject: g++ 1.34.1 bug
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Date: 29 Mar 89 01:58:35 GMT
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version: 1.34.1

example:
#include "stream.h"

class c;
class xx;
class b
   {
   int y;
   int x;
   b(int j, int i = 9) {y = j; x = i;}
   void print() {cout << x << "\n";}
   friend xx;
   };

class c : public b
   {
   c(int i = 1) : (5,i) {}
   void print() { b::print(); }
   friend void m();
   };


void m()
{
   c a;
   a.print();
   c* e;
   e = new c();
   e->print();

}


main()
{
   m();
}


% g++ -g testinit.cc
% a.out
0
0

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if class b was a friend of class c, this program works correctly.
As is, an error or warning should be generated but is not.