https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=77316
--- Comment #4 from Roland Dreier ---
Discovered this is due to abi-compat, I think. gcc 6 works because abi-compat
went from 2 (gcc 5.4) to 8, and the significant break is 6 -> 7:
$ g++ -Wabi=6 --std=c++11 -c b.cpp
b.cpp: In instantiation of ‘vec::vec(A) [with A = alloc]’:
b.cpp:5:46: required from ‘void vec::operator=(vec) [with A =
alloc; vec = vec]’
b.cpp:16:6: required from here
b.cpp:4:3: warning: the mangled name of ‘vec::vec(A) [with A =
alloc]’ changed between -fabi-version=6
(_ZN3vecI5allocIDnEEC1ES2_) and -fabi-version=9 (_ZN3vecI5allocIDnEEC1ES1_)
[-Wabi]
vec(A) {}
^
b.cpp:4:3: warning: the mangled name of ‘vec::vec(A) [with A =
alloc]’ changed between -fabi-version=6
(_ZN3vecI5allocIDnEEC2ES2_) and -fabi-version=9 (_ZN3vecI5allocIDnEEC2ES1_)
[-Wabi]
b.cpp:5:8: warning: the mangled name of ‘void vec::operator=(vec) [with A
= alloc; vec = vec]’ changed between
-fabi-version=6 (_ZN3vecI5allocIDnEEaSES3_) and -fabi-version=9
(_ZN3vecI5allocIDnEEaSES2_) [-Wabi]
void operator=(vec) { vec a(get_allocator()); }
^
So gcc is generating a backward-compatible symbol that happens to collide with
a different symbol in the current ABI.
Not sure I see a way for this to be fixed, but it's a really unfortunate
booby-trap. I guess I can work around it by just building with -Wabi=7 and/or
-fabi-compat-version=0.
