Sage++ bug ??

Date: Sun, 23 Jul 95 13:55:23 CDT
From: bubba@vuse.vanderbilt.edu (James Richard Davis)
To: bubba@vuse.vanderbilt.edu, sage-bugs@cica.indiana.edu
Subject: Sage++ bug ??
Sender: owner-sage-bugs@extreme.indiana.edu

I have come across a problem when using Sage++.  I believe this is caused
by a bug in Sage++.  I have looked at the inline functions, but nothing 
jumped out at me. 

When compiling an application utilizing Sage++, I get the following error
on an SGI INDY2.

compile line :
	CC -I../sage++-1.7/lib/include -I../sage++-1.7/h  -g -Aa -c s_loops.c


error msg:
cfe: Warning 695: s_loops.c, line 29: Unacceptable operand of conditional operator.
 if (__1tmp = ( (( ( LibFortranlanguage ( ) ) ) ?(((__1doloop -> thebif__11SgStatement -> entry__4bfnd . Template__Q2_4bfnd10bfnd_union . ll_ptr1 !=
 -----------------------------------------------^

cfe: Warning 695: s_loops.c, line 36: Unacceptable operand of conditional operator.
 if (__1tmp = ( (( ( LibFortranlanguage ( ) ) ) ?(((__1doloop -> thebif__11SgStatement -> entry__4bfnd . Template__Q2_4bfnd10bfnd_union . ll_ptr1 !=
 -----------------------------------------------^

The function calls that produce these errors are:
	doloop->start();
	doloop->end();

The call doloop->step(); compiles without problem.

And yes, doloop is a SgForStmt pointer.

This same code compiles without problem under linux with g++.

If you have any ideas why this fails, or need more information, just email
me.

bubba@vuse.vanderbilt.edu