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C structure documentation or things your books never told you.
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If you are developing large applications in C and using lots of
file structures there are a few things you should now, that I
have not found and any of the books. These things may work
differently in your compiler, but I feel you should make your
self aware of them.
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This is completely useless
Posted on Monday, September 01, 2003
This is completely useless
Have seen better (a lot)Have seen worse (a few)
Posted on Tuesday, May 25, 2004
It would be nice to have this file translated into English.
very good book
Posted by: raam on Sunday, September 30, 2007
this is wonderful support to people who r ready to know about c.thanks for provinding this type of oppurtunity to people.if u have any new books please send me to my yahoo id.once again thanks.
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The info is compiler specific and outdated
Posted by: Alex on Wednesday, June 11, 2008
All the current compilers that I've used have not had this problem with struct declarations having the same member names in C. It's possible that certain older compilers would have this problem, but it's more of a compiler issue than a language issue. What I did find is that the compiler won't allow you to declare struct using
typedef struct fooA
{...};
typedef struct fooB
{...};
It requires that you use this syntax
typedef struct
{...} fooA;
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