On 29/12/11 21:40, Armin Le Grand wrote: > Hi*, > > Address of bitfield is strange, but can only be a bitfield variable. The > only one in the class TextBreakupHelper is mbNoDXArray, and it is only > used internally. Address of bitfield implies that it gets somewhere > casted or given as pointer/reference to some call, but it gets not. The > only thing which I stumbled upon is that it gets not really initialized > (see constructor of TextBreakupHelper), so please try: > > ln44: 'mbNoDXArray()' -> 'mbNoDXArray(true)' > > If this helps this is a hint that the compiler tries to make this a > function call...
AFAIK this is valid C++ syntax and should initialize the member to 0, cast to the integral type of the member variable (presumably, bool here). yet another bug in SunStudio's so-called C++ compiler. btw, the value would be "false", not "true".
