External Bugzilla  http://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=25719

The 'c_str()' method of the STL 'basic_string' class template
returns a pointer to free memory when called against a
string returned by the 'str()' method of the 'basic_ostringstream'
class template.  ISO/IEC 14882 [21.3.6] indicates pointers returned
by 'c_str()' should be good until the next non-const member of the
string object is called.

This behavior is confirmed by both 'purify' and 'mudflap'.
The same test case runs clean with 'purify' on Solaris 8
with the Sun Studio 5.4 compiler.

Exists with both 3.4 and 4.0 compilers.  Suspect bug
appears in most 'libstdc++' versions.

Made a mistake, so this bug report is invalid.

Didn't notice that 'basic_stream' 'str()' returns a value
rather than a reference, and so is a temporary object with
a lifetime that ends at the semicolon at the end of the statement.