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------- Comment #3 from stephanemarcotte at 3d-p dot com  2009-04-17 15:38 -------
Isolate to the method:

Matrix::Matrix<T,M,N> & operator*=( double f ) ...


The template takes 2 args, but the above makes g++ crash.  If I take out one
parameter (e.g., Matrix<T, M>), then I get a compiler error as expected.


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