zaccone@castor.bucknell.edu (zaccone - 1393) (01/18/91)
I'm getting the following error message from g++ version 1.37. warning: bitwise copy: `list_item' has a member with operator=() I've overloaded the assignment operator = so that I can assign a pointer to a member of a class called list_item. The pointer is a function value. I have two different functions that produce the same type as the value of the function. One generates this message and the other doesn't. Would someone who has seen this before please be kind enough to explain it? The object on the left of the = is of type list_item. I should also add that the program works just fine. I would just like to understand the message and peferably make it go away. Rick Zaccone -- zaccone@bucknell.edu