To: djgpp AT delorie DOT com
Subject: DJGPP BUG? ERROR?
Message-ID: <19980723.112437.7911.0.TheBibleBowler@juno.com>
From: thebiblebowler AT juno DOT com (Jesse A Ezell)
Date: Thu, 23 Jul 1998 19:34:23 EDT
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Well, this seems to be a bug in the complier or something.

I compile this peace of code w/ GXX v2.8.1 (and the updated libraries and
headers etc.. for 2.8.1) and it gives a SIGSEGV. Why is this? This should
be a perfectly usable piece of code. Something seems to be wrong w/ the
list header file or something.
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#include <iostream>
#include <list>
#include <algorithm>
main()
{
  list<int> l;
  list<int> l2;
  if(l.empty()) cout << "l :: OK\n";
  if(l2.empty()) cout << "l2 :: OK\n";
  l.push_front(10);
  if(l.empty()) cout << "l :: Error\n";
  list<int>::iterator p=find(l.begin(),l.end(),10);
  if(p==l.end()) cout << "l :: Error\n";
  l.splice(p,l2,l2.end());
  if(l.empty()) cout << "l :: OK\n";
  if(l2.empty()) cout << "l2 :: Error\n";
}
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