https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=68409

            Bug ID: 68409
           Summary: Garbage added to a map instead of object
           Product: gcc
           Version: 4.9.2
            Status: UNCONFIRMED
          Severity: normal
          Priority: P3
         Component: c++
          Assignee: unassigned at gcc dot gnu.org
          Reporter: f3rn4nd0.c354r+gcc at gmail dot com
  Target Milestone: ---

Created attachment 36754
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Hy, I'm no expert in GCC or C++, so this is my try in reporting what seems to
be a bug in g++.

I have debugged this a lot, and finally concluded it should be related to GCC
when clang++ produced the expected result.

I don't really know where or what bug this is, so this may be duplicated, or
solved in new versions.

The symptom is that an apparent bug free code receives an SEGFAULT.

I deleted most of the code to achieve a small example, but it is still rather
verbose, since I have no idea where this bug comes from (notice that 20 objects
are inserted in a map and only 1 reveals this bug).

The bug appears in line 71016 of gestor_de_chaves.ii
Object c is a correct "chave" (this is the name of the object) but then, after
adding it to the "frq_chaves" map, it is turned to garbage.


I'm using Debian GNU/Linux 8

If I can be of service, please let me know.



Brief description of files included:
chave -> object type
euromilhoes -> main file
gestor_de_chaves -> code that reveals bug
entrada_saida -> code to read data file
euromilhoesOriginal.txt -> data file 

Description of code:
My code reads a file, line by line, and creates an object with the data from
which line. Each line starts with a number, which I will call the object
number.

To list repeated objects, I read the file, and then create a map where the key
is the created object and the value is a list of object numbers.

However object 18 is never introduced into the map, instead garbage data is
added. I've debugged the further I could (inclusive into the map and list code
of the standard library) without success. The object is correctly created, but
not added.

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