segmentation fault after returning from member function

class a
{
public:
int status;

void mfunc1();
void mfunc2();

}

void a::mfunc1()
{
status=true;
}

void a::mfunc2()
{
mfunc1();
if(status==true) <....................................... after it executes mfunc1 ; status become inaccessible and i get segmentation fault in gdb /......why?
{
....
....................
}
}
main()
{
a *ptr;
ptr=new a();
ptr->mfunc2;
}

you need a semicolon after class declarations:


also, to call a function without any parameters you still need to include empty parentheses:


i don't know where the segmentation fault came from--for me, until I made those changes it wouldn't compile (dev-c++ 4.9.9.2)