http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=48760
--- Comment #19 from Paolo Carlini <paolo.carlini at oracle dot com> 2011-04-27
01:26:43 UTC ---
Thus, if I understand correctly Gaby and Jason, we want to be able to
initialize a __complex__ float type *exactly* like an array of two floats?
Thus:
struct C
{
//float data[2];
__complex__ float data;
C(float r, float i)
: data{ r, i } { }
};
??
In my opinion, at this point at least, it would be safer and simpler to
restrict the syntax to C++1x, as part of the extended initializer lists
machinery and deal with the C++03 version of this PR separately (we can wa the
problem in the body, because the constructor isn't constexpr in that case).
Thus, any tip about the right bits of the C++ front-end to touch? Without, it
would take me a while to figure out, I'm afraid...
