代码搜索：declared
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c 900221_01.c
// g++ 1.36.1 bug 900221_01
// Ref: 3.2
//
// Section 3.2 of the C++ 2.0 Reference Manual says:
//
// "Names of formal arguments for a function are treated as if they
// were declared in the outermos
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c cleanup2.c
// PRMS Id: 6303
// Bug: compiler crashes processing the cleanup for arrayOfClass.
// Build don't link:
class Class {
public:
~Class(); // This dtor MUST be declared to generate the error...
};
C
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c 20010701-1.c
/* Test that postfix attributes only apply to a single declared object.
(decl_attributes used to chain them onto the end of the prefix attributes,
which caused them to apply to other declaration
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c explicit73.c
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// by Alexandre Oliva
// According to [temp.expl.spec]/2, a template explicit specialization
// must be declared in the namespace that contains the declar
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c template13.c
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// Templates defined outside must be declared inside
// crash test - XFAIL *-*-*
namespace bar
{
template
void foo(); // trick it to provide some prior declaration
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c arm3.c
// Build don't link:
// GROUPS passed initialization
// ARM $11.4: A function first declared in a friend decl is equivalent
// to an extern decl, so the below is illegal.
class X {
friend g();
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c err-msg12.c
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// GROUPS passed error-messages
class foo {
public:
friend mutable int x ();// ERROR - non-object member `x' cannot be declared `mutable'
};
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c attrib6.c
// Test that postfix attributes only apply to a single declared object.
// (decl_attributes used to chain them onto the end of the prefix attributes,
// which caused them to apply to other declaration
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c 900221_01.c
// g++ 1.36.1 bug 900221_01
// Ref: 3.2
//
// Section 3.2 of the C++ 2.0 Reference Manual says:
//
// "Names of formal arguments for a function are treated as if they
// were declared in the outermos
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c cleanup2.c
// PRMS Id: 6303
// Bug: compiler crashes processing the cleanup for arrayOfClass.
// Build don't link:
class Class {
public:
~Class(); // This dtor MUST be declared to generate the error...
};
C