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On Saturday 25 January 2003 06:50 pm, Ian Collier wrote:
> Well I don't understand C++ but I'm not sure why the other compilers
> don't complain (but gcc 2.95.2 didn't and I think that's probably a
> later version than egcs 1.0.3a).

Perhaps egcs1.0.3a isn't following the C++ specification exactly.  I took a 
closer look at the problem, and it should compile fine I believe with any 
standard C++ compiler.  I'm going to revert my change since that breaks 
conformity with the C++ standard.

Jon

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