[EMAIL PROTECTED] writes:
> I also have a followup: What if the struct is anonymous? Can you still
> initialize then?
Post a complete example showing what you are trying to do.
> Example (made it more complicated by making it part of an anonymous
> union):
This creates an anonymous union which can't be used for anything.
As such, it is useless; and my "psychic powers" are too weak today
to deduce what your *actual* code looks like.
You probably are doing something like:
union {
uint strLen;
struct {
char localString[LOCALSTRINGSIZE];
ushort localStrLen;
};
} x;
[IOW you actually create a variable of the anonymous union type.]
If that's the case, you can still initialize all fields:
union { ... } x = {0); // zero-initilizes all fields
Cheers,
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