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BIT_NUMBER op, and dumpdep seg fault


I've been trying to create expressions that use a '.' operator, as in
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class_name.method_name();
----
so I have been using the variant BIT_NUMBER, which according to the users
manual (p.71) should be this operator.  But it is giving me a ':' instead:
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class_name:method_name();
----

In order to get a look at what the '.' operator looks like in a dep file,
I tried to do a 'dumpdep' on the following program:
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class dome {
        int meth();
};

main()
{
        dome d;

        d.meth();
}

----
but got a seg fault:
----
beehive% dumpdep testprog.dep
Source is "testprog.C"

 #blob  #bfnd  #llnd  #symb      #type  #labl  GblBf #deps  #cmnt  #file
-------------------------------------------------------------------------
    5      6     10      6         14     0      1      0      0      1


***BIF NODES***

  id  var  cp   bp1  cmnt  sym    lp1    lp2    lp3    dp1  dp2   lab  lbl glin
llin  file  thread
  1-B 100  ----  --  ----  ----   ----   ----   ----   -- 1096040772   ----  --
  0    0     1-F     1-B       GLOBAL
             1-B     4-B    --
              --
         decl_specs(bits set)= 
Segmentation fault (core dumped)
----

gdb tells me:
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(gdb) bt
#0  0x120002c94 in write_bif_node (bf_ptr=0x140005b40) at dumpnodes.c:305
#1  0x120002d74 in write_bif_nodes (f=0x140006100) at dumpnodes.c:329
#2  0x1200060c0 in dump_nodes (f=0x140006100, name=0x140000620 "")
    at dumpnodes.c:884
#3  0x120001cb8 in main (argc=1, argv=0x11ffffb10, envp=0x11ffffb20)
    at dumpdep.c:74
(gdb) 


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So anyway, what I mainly care about is figuring out how to get that '.' 
operator, though a non-seg-faulting dumpdep would be nice too.  :-)

Thanks!

        ---Erik