passing arguments by reference

From: Damir Buskulic (buskulic@lapp.in2p3.fr)
Date: Thu Jun 18 1998 - 11:13:04 MEST

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Hi,

I have a method Print(const int& name) that waits a reference to a
variable. In a compiler, if I do f->Print(15), the compiler generates an
internal variable and everything seems OK.
In cint, if I do the same, I get a SEG fault. If I use a variable,
everything works as expected.

Is this call completely illegal in C++ ? If so, why does cint segfaults
instead of saying that I shouldn't do that ?

Cheers

Damir
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