Currently clang crashes with an assertion failure in SemaAccess.cpp ("Assertion failed: (Access == AS_private || Access == AS_protected)") when compiling the following invalid code:
class C0 { public: template<typename T0, typename T1 = T0 // missing closing angle bracket struct S0 {}; C0() : m(new S0<int>) {} S0<int> *m; template<class C1 *p> void foo1(); }; C1 *x;
This seems to happen because:
- The definition of struct S0 is parsed as part of the template parameters list because of the missing closing angle bracket.
- Sema adds struct S0 to class C0's scope. But if struct S0 is introduced in a template parameter list, it should add the struct to the enclosing scope (the file scope), just like it would add class C1 to the file scope.
- It looks up S0 in C0's scope and then checks its access specifier when LookupResult is destructed. The assertion fails because S0's access specifier is not set (it's AS_none).
To fix the crash, I made changes in Sema::ActOnTag to check whether it's parsing a template parameter list and, if it is, move S0 to the correct scope. Also, the TagDecl is marked as invalid if the class is defined in a template parameter list. Note that test/SemaCXX/PR16677.cpp loses one error diagnostic because of this change.
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