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Description of problem:
Compiler is failing to compile the following code:

test.cpp:
    typedef     int             PAMSInt;
    typedef     unsigned short* PAMSStr;

    unsigned short PS_T[] = { 0x0062, 0x0061, 0x006e, 0x0064, 0x0073,  0 } ;

    template <class A, class B>
    class PAMSClass {
            public:
                    PAMSClass(A a, B b) {
                            a1 = a;
                            b1 = b;
                    }
            private:
                    A a1;
                    B b1;
    };
    
    /* This line will cause the compiler to fail with an error stating:
     *     test.cpp:24: parse error before `1'
     */
      PAMSClass<PAMSStr, PAMSInt> pamsclass(PAMSStr(PS_T),PAMSInt(1));
    
    /* This line will compile normally.  The difference between this and
     *   the previous line is that a cast is used instead of constructing
     *   a temporary of PAMSStr.
     */
    //PAMSClass<PAMSStr, PAMSInt> pamsclass((PAMSStr)PS_T,PAMSInt(1));
    
    /* This line will compile normally.  The difference between this and
     *   the first line above is that we cast the 'unsigned short' array
     *   to a 'unsigned short*' pointer when constructing the temporary.
     */
    //PAMSClass<PAMSStr, PAMSInt> pamsclass(PAMSStr((unsigned
short*)PS_T),PAMSInt(1));
    
    int main() {
            return 0;
    }

Version-Release number of selected component (if applicable):
gcc-2.96-118.7.2

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1. Place text of code in description in a file named test.cpp
2. Run g++ test.cpp -o test
3. Note compile failure  (test.cpp:23: parse error before `1')


Actual Results:  The compiler produced the following error and failed to produce
the intended executable:

test.cpp:23: parse error before `1'


Expected Results:  No errors should have been produced and an executable should
have been created.

Additional info:

The included file contains workarounds to the problem which help to narrow down
the area of the bug.  Please try both workarounds to ensure they compile
correctly.  The bug looks to be contained to the construction of temporary
objects when being used as arguments to a template class constructor when an
arguement to the temporary constructor is an array where a pointer is expected.