Assertion: (../lnk/classutils.cc, line 299) - CC: Sun C++ 5.13 Beta2 2014/06/17

Question

The test code is
class X
  int z : 3;
  X() : z(-1) {}
The result is:
vkni@solaris:~/c++$ CC -c main.cpp
>> Assertion:   (../lnk/classutils.cc, line 299)
    while processing main.cpp at line 0.
If I rewrite the constructor like
  X()  { z =-1; }
it compiles without any problem.
P.S.
The bug is probably in the parser code, because if I forget the last ";" the first variant will fail with assertion, while the second will tell me about missing ";" like
"main.cpp", line 7: Error: Use ";" to terminate declarations.

Answer 1

Dear Fedor and Steve, thank you very much for replies. I found this problem when compiling QT4. It can be build using your compiler almost completely. Another problem, that I found, is an assertion
>> Assertion:   (../lnk/tempparse.cc, line 3505)
    while processing ../3rdparty/javascriptcore/JavaScriptCore/API/JSCallbackObject.cpp at line 0.
The code, that raises assertion to a very high probability is
template <> const ClassInfo JSCallbackObject<JSObject>::info = { "CallbackObject", 0, 0, 0 };        
template <> const ClassInfo JSCallbackObject<JSGlobalObject>::info = { "CallbackGlobalObject", 0, 0, 0     };
(commenting both of these lines I eliminate assertion, if I leave anyone - the assertion will be raised)
Do you know already what is that? Or I need to give you purified example?