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From: schmidt@ics.uci.edu (Doug Schmidt)
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Subject: Re: g++ bug
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Date: 26 May 89 19:52:42 GMT
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In article <8905261837.AA02121@sundry.cs.brown.edu> sdm@CS.BROWN.EDU writes:
++ Consider the following program:
++ 
++     #include <stream.h>
++ 
++     class C { public: int x = 5; };
++ 
++     main(){
++       C foo;
++       cout << foo.x << "\n";
++      }
++ 
++ This compiles without warnings or errors under g++ 1.34.2 on a sun3 or sun4
++ running SunOS Release 4.0.  When I run the program, however, the value
++ printed out is not 5.  On the sun4 it's 0, and on the sun3 it's 251656748.
++ I'd prefer to see either a compiler error or correct execution :-).

This appears to be fixed in version 1.35.

Doug
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