Several very annoying g++isms I don't understand:
typedef struct FOO { ... } foo;
typedef foo * mmm;
int main(int argc, char **argv)
{
foo **bar = new mmm[3];
}
If I omit the FOO, whatis bar =._29 ** and print *(foo *) bar gives
me
"No symbol "foo" in current context." but if I include the FOO,
whatis bar = foo ** and print *(foo *) bar works.
And
Class A {};
Class B : public A{};
A *ptr = new B();
print *(B*) ptr give a syntax error at 'B*) ptr'.
If they aren't bugs in g++ and/or gdb, how do I work around them.
Both examples are valid C++,
maybe not how you'd write them, but valid. (gdb 6.4, g++ 4.1.0)
tnx
cgm
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