| // g++ 1.37.1 bug 900519_06 |
| |
| // g++ allows the type given in an invocation of operator new to be a |
| // reference type. |
| |
| // Since pointers to reference types are illegal, the required return type |
| // from such an invocation (of operator new) is illegal, and thus (it seems) |
| // the entire call to new should be treated as being illegal. |
| |
| typedef int& int_ref; |
| |
| void test (int n) |
| { |
| new int&; // ERROR - missed |
| new int_ref; // ERROR - missed |
| new int&[n]; // ERROR - missed |
| new int_ref[n]; // ERROR - missed |
| new int&[3]; // ERROR - missed |
| new int_ref[3]; // ERROR - missed |
| } |
| |
| int main () { return 0; } |
