Unexpected C function call representation if function called `new`

[fwendland]

I have the following C code:

#include <stdlib.h>

struct s {
    int a;
};

typedef struct s S;


S* new() {
    return malloc(sizeof(S));
}

void fun() {
    S *sptr = new();
}

I've used the Neo4j tool to get an idea to get an idea how the code looks:

The large node is a CallExpression. It should represent the function call to new().

What is surprising is:

• function call is in the function fun(). Why isn't the node part of the EOG of fun?
• the function code contains as code only (). What happened to its name?

[fwendland]

The problem goes away, when the function isn't called new() if that helps. However, new() is a valid C function name without special meaning afaik.