typedef int A;
struct foo{
A A;
};
compiles in 3.4.0 and on Comeau, but on 3.4.2 you get:
changedMeaning.cc:3: error: declaration of `A foo::A'
changedMeaning.cc:1: error: changes meaning of `A' from `typedef int A'
So who's right, you or EDG?
Ivan
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Summary: Fails valid? (valid
"igodard at pacbell dot net" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| typedef int A;
| struct foo{
| A A;
| };
|
| compiles in 3.4.0 and on Comeau, but on 3.4.2 you get:
The code is ill-formed; no diagnostic required. GCC-3.x, x < 4 used to
issue a diagnostic as a QoI. A regression was introduced in 3.4.
