Jason Merrill
01826160a3
PR c++/88761 - ICE with reference capture of constant.
Here, we capture nf, then the use of the proxy decays to a constant during semantic processing of +nf. Since we saw some decay from proxy to constant, we walk through the lambda body to see which proxies are still used, but we weren't walking into subtrees of DECL_EXPR at all, so we missed the use of &nf in the initializer of y, and removed the capture. But then at instantiation time we try to use nf, don't have a proxy anymore, and ICE. * lambda.c (mark_const_cap_r): Do walk subtrees of DECL_EXPR for non-proxy decls. From-SVN: r268471
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