dave@dms3b1.UUCP (Dave Hanna) (12/14/89)
I hope this is not a stupid question, and, since I don't read this group,
I hope it is not inappropriate to post it here.
How (syntactically) do you declare an initial value for a union?
E.g., in the following code fragment, the structure "struct_examp"
is initialized successfully, but I can find no parallel construct
to initialize the union "union_examp":
typedef struct {
long val1;
char *val2;
} DEF;
static DEF struct_examp = {
(long) 1,
(char *) 1 };
typedef union {
long val1;
char *val2;
} ABC;
static ABC union_examp = {
(long) 1} ;
(Actually, I am trying to initialize an array of structures,
in which one of the fields is a union.)
Please e-mail replies. I will not see them if they are posted, as
I don't receive this group.
Dave Hanna
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