jjc@UUNET.UU.NET (James Clark) (05/11/89)
There were a couple of glitches in g++.texinfo in 1.35.0-, when I ran it through texinfo-format-buffer: *** /u/local/src-g++/g++.texinfo Fri May 5 20:20:50 1989 --- g++.texinfo Wed May 10 21:42:43 1989 *************** *** 2943,2948 **** --- 2943,2949 ---- return strcat (t, string); } + @end example In this example, @code{__user_new} is defined to provide @code{realloc}-style behavior for the built-in operator @code{new}. All other semantics *************** *** 3084,3091 **** default: printf ("other\n"); } } ! @end example ! Duplicate, overlapping case values and empty ranges are detected and rejected by the compiler. --- 3085,3092 ---- default: printf ("other\n"); } } ! @end example ! Duplicate, overlapping case values and empty ranges are detected and rejected by the compiler. *************** *** 3223,3229 **** @node Named Return Values, Bugs, Linking, Features @section Avoid extra constructor call when returning classes from functions. ! Consider a function @code{m ()} with a return value of class @coce{X}. @example X m () @{ X b; b.a = 23; return b; @} --- 3224,3230 ---- @node Named Return Values, Bugs, Linking, Features @section Avoid extra constructor call when returning classes from functions. ! Consider a function @code{m ()} with a return value of class @code{X}. @example X m () @{ X b; b.a = 23; return b; @} (It's some junk on the end of the line that causes a problem in the second part of the diff.) James Clark jjc@jclark.uucp