>>20
First off, the heap doesn't fall within the realm of standard C. But whatever. I don't think you're ready for that. Second thing, an example of an unanamed variable would be malloc().
the heap doesn't fall within the realm of standard C
an example of an unanamed variable would be malloc().
Looks leik I've been trolled. Oh well.
So far you've failed to demonstrate that you understand the difference between a declaration and a definition.
What I said in
>>12 was logical deduction from what was said in
>>9 , so therefore, ala contradiction,
>>9 must have a faulty definition for definitions and declarations.
>>21
I was talking about the type of the anonymous struct/union. Any instance of such must have a name.