Hi all,
this code, compiled with gcc, don't work:

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#include <iostream>

class RegEntry {
public:
  RegEntry( int i ) : dato(i) { cout << "RegEntry::RegEntry( int )" <<
endl; }
  RegEntry() : dato(1) { cout << "RegEntry::RegEntry()" << endl; }
  void print() const { cout << dato << endl; }
private:
  int dato;
};

template <typename T>
class C1 {
public:
  static void publish() { r.print(); }
protected:
  C1() { const RegEntry& dummy = r ; }
private:
  static const RegEntry r;
};

template <typename T>
const RegEntry C1<T>::r( 2 );

class Pluto : public C1<Pluto>
{
  public :
    Pluto() { cout << "Pluto()" << endl; }
};

int main()
{
  C1<int>::publish();
  return 0;
}

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Obviusly, the result shuld be 2. Instead, I always obtain 0, like the
constructor used for C1::r were a default constructor created by the
compiler!

Thanks,
Daniele.

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