frans@cs.vu.nl (Frans Heeman) (11/08/88)
On the following code, <<cfront 1.2.1 2/16/87>> produces an error
message, as it should:
$ CC -c m.c
CC m.c:
"m.c", line 15: error: object missing for tList::append()
1 error
$
However, if the statement shown within comment is included in the code,
the compiler does NOT give an error message, although it still should:
$ CC -c m.c
CC m.c:
cc -c m..c
$
Here is the code:
1 /* enum confusion { append }; */
3 class tList {
4 public:
5 void append(void *p) { }
6 };
8 class tDemo {
9 public:
10 void append(int);
11 };
13 void tDemo::append(int i)
14 {
15 tList::append(&i);
16 }
Normally, I don't overload names that much, but the enum with 'append'
appears in <stream.h>: 'enum open_mode { input=0, output=1, append=2 }'.
Is this a known bug, any reactions?