#code snappet
cerr << "Before IF" << endl;
if ( object->function(paramA) || ( object->function(paramB) ) {
  cerr << "Inside IF" << endl;
  //some more code
  return Avalue;
}
else {
  cerr << "Inside Else << endl;
  //some other code
  return Bvalue;
}

When I compile the code on my PC with either g++ (from install or updated
version) and run it all I get is the first "cerr<<"-line and then the
program mysteriesly exits the function (and returns a bad value). When I
compile everything on my colleague's computer (Suse6.4 + gcc/g++ 2.95.2)
everything works fine like it is supposed to do.
Also when trying to find the error I tried gdb and inserted some
break-points. gdb just ignorred them and never breaked. Maybe I should be
filling this bug-report at gnu.org but it is a bug that there is a bad
compiler shipped with a stable distribution
a quick solution to this would maybe provide rpm's of gcc/g++ 2.95.2 (the
latest stable release)