[gnu.g++.bug] bug in 1.36.0: undeclared destructor

grunwald@foobar.colorado.edu (Dirk Grunwald) (10/04/89)

configuration: decstation-3100
version: latest
problem:
	the following class doesn't declare ~foo, but no message is generated
	when we define it.

btw, I've got collect & gcc working on the pmax with the new gnulib. You
can't simply change things as I had previously stated because gnulib3.c
has a different format for the ctor/dtor list. Patches to come soon. 


[foobar-202] cat test2.cc
#include <stream.h>

char *STR = "hi mom\n";

class foo {
public:
    foo();
};

foo::foo()
{
    ::STR = "initializer got done\n";
}

foo::~foo()
{
    system("echo hi - did deSTRuctor");
}

foo bar;

main()
{
    cerr << "does stdout work?\n";
    cerr << STR << "\n";
}
[foobar-203] gcc -c test2.cc
[foobar-204] gcc -c -Wall test2.cc
[foobar-205]