Paul Pluzhnikov wrote:
Anakreon <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
I think the compiler ought to stop the compilation with an error
since the 2 methods of the bug class are not implemented.
You are incorrect: if the compiler stopped compilation, it would
be impossible to compile programs consisting of multiple source
files: e.g. a program in which bug::meth1() is defined in a separate
bug.cc file.
If this is not a feature,
It's not a feature and it's not a bug; it's *correct* behaviour.
I'll make a proper bug submission
Please don't (waste your and someone else's time).
Cheers,
The command used for the compilation is:
g++ -o bug gcc_bug.cpp
The compiler must know that there are no other files involved.
I don't want to waste anybodys time but shouldn't the compiler
report an error on the above case?
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