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mingw-w64 7.2.0 TestClass.ii
This is the intermediate output from a 7.2.0 run.
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7.2.0 test case output
This is output from a 7.2.0 run. It produces the same crash.
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mingw-w64 5.4.0 TestClass.ii
I've attached gcc's intermediate output to make this even easier to reproduce.
Compile
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Minimal test case
With:
x86_64-w64-mingw32-g++ -std=c++11 -I path/to/official/boost/1.57/includes/ -L
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--- Comment #1 from Jacob Godserv ---
Obviously you need a way to reproduce this bug. The original comment does not
include that information. I'm going to attach a minimal test case, instructions
on how to run it, and the .ii to make it even
