jejones@mcrware.UUCP (James Jones) (02/27/91)
Does it follow from p.58, lines 20-21 and p.62, lines 40-41 that if one
happens to know, for a particular implementation, which integral type a
particular enumerated type is compatible with, one could have the same
object to be declared both as the enumerated type and the integral type?
(Non-portable, of course, but it looks permissible.)
We suppose that one isn't falling afoul of other constraints on the number
of declarations, e.g.
enum color {red, orange, yellow, green, blue, indigo, violet};
enum color c1;
extern int c1; /* supposing that enum color is compatible with int */
Come to think of it, what should be the composite type constructed from
these two types?
James Jones