------- Additional Comments From chris at bubblescope dot net 2005-07-01 09:47
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After a little thought (sorry, should have done it before), this bug all comes
down to the order of
execution of function parameters, which I believe is undefined?
BTW, in case I wasn't clear enough in mail before, my belief now is that this
is not a bug. There are two
fixes I can think of.
1) Only call inet_ntoa once per statement.
2) Wrap the return of inet_ntoa in string(), so the first thing you do when you
get back the char* pointer
is copy the string it points to into a std::string. For example, your program
works if I replace the nearly
last line with:
cout << "Key: " << string(inet_ntoa(itor->first.sin_addr))
<< ", " << itor->first.sin_port << endl
<< "Value: " << string(inet_ntoa(itor->second.sin_addr))
<< ", " << itor->second.sin_port << endl
<< endl;
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http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=22265
