verbose terminate() on by default, pass 2

[Gabriel Dos Reis]

Ulrich Drepper <drepper@redhat.com> writes:

|    char* p = "flop";
| 
| is wrong since the derefence does *not* belong to the type but instead
| the variable

The variable "p" has type "char*".  The vairbake "p" is not being
derefereced here.  The variable "p" is being initialized with a value
of type "char*".  

[...]

| This is
| just one more example of the arrogance of the C++ people who a) cannot
| use what has been practice in the C world, and b) admit that they are wrong.

Is that meant to be an example of people who a) cannot admit that
C++ people use different style from C people, b) give bogus reasons
(see above), and c) cannot admit that C++ emphasizes types?


-- Gaby