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Description of problem:
g++ does not like extra parenthesis in cast expression like (A)(B()).
It compiles this expression (A)B()  though.
A and B are two user defined types.

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

How reproducible:
Always

Steps to Reproduce:
1.Write a file test.cpp with contenct as follows...
///////////////start of test case//////////////////
class B{};
class A{
public:
        operator B(){ return B(); }
};

void foo(B b) {}

void foobar() {
        foo ( (B) A()  );
        foo ( (B)(A()) ); //does not compile in g++
}
/////////////end of test case///////////
2.compile using g++ v2.96 as follows...
g++ -c -
3.
	

Actual Results:  test.cpp: In function `void foobar ()':
test.cpp:11: parse error before `)'


Expected Results:  It should have compiled without any errors.

Additional info:

It compiles with Sun CC5.0, HP aCC3.30 without errors.