Andrew Pinski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| Was there an example of:
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|
| int f(int &);
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| int g(void)
| {
| int *a = 0;
| return f(*a);
| }
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| Yes this would be undefined code but so what.So it is NOT a compeling example that a reference can be null. You have to try harder, Andrew. -- Gaby
