on 6/14/04 1:18 PM, Joaquín Mª López Muñoz at joaquin@tid.es wrote:
During the porting of my library, I found the following compiler bug in CW 8.3:
**BEGIN PROGRAM** #include <iostream>
struct foo { foo(){} foo(const foo&){} ~foo() { std::cout<<"~foo"<<std::endl; } };
template<typename T> struct A { static void bar() { const foo& f=foo(); std::cout<<"inside A::bar"<<std::endl; } };
struct B { static void bar() { const foo& f=foo(); std::cout<<"inside B::bar"<<std::endl; } };
int main() { std::cout<<"calling A::bar"<<std::endl; A<int>::bar(); std::cout<<"calling B::bar"<<std::endl; B::bar();
return 0; }
**END PROGRAM**
*Without* enabling the option "ISO C++ Template Parser", everything works dandy and the program output is:
calling A::bar inside A::bar ~foo calling B::bar inside B::bar ~foo
I get this output when I build your test app with "ISO C++ Template Parser" under CWP 9.2. Chris