Inaccurate line number in C++ warning message

Compiling the following code snippet with SS11 or SS12 C++ compiler creates a warning which obviously carries wrong or inaccurate line number information:
# cat warn.C
class Test {
public:
    Test(int);
    int var1;
Test::Test(int var1) {
//             ^^^^
   this->var1 = var1;
// and now, for something completely different...It says:
# CC -c warn.C
"warn.C", line 13: Warning: var1 hides Test::var1.
1 Warning(s) detected.line 13 is the comment at the end of the file. The right line would probably be 7 (as marked by ^^^^).
I know that it's just a warning, but it should be accurate though.
Thanks,
Jochen

Yes, the compiler should do better in providing the line number.
Please file a bug report on the C++ compiler at
[http://bugs.sun.com]

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