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Re: RFA: ``set mips abi''
Daniel Jacobowitz <drow@mvista.com> writes:
|> > >You can do it very easily with designated initializers, but they are
|> > >not adequately portable. You can do it very easily building the array
|> > >at runtime but why bother? Keeping two lists in sync is not the most
|> > >complicated thing in the world.
|> >
|> > (what's a designated initializer?)
|>
|> I think I'm mixing terms here; I'm thinking of two language extensions
|> in GCC and c99. The pertinent one is:
The term is correct, but the C99 syntax is different.
|> void *array[] = {
|> [1] NULL,
|> [2] some_void_ptr,
|> [3] NULL,
|> };
void *array[] = {
[1] = NULL,
[2] = some_void_ptr,
[3] = NULL,
};
|> I think you can use enum values as the tags but I'm not quite sure.
You can use any constant expression in an array designator.
Andreas.
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