> -----Original Message----- > Looking further, I also notice that 'enum rdma_cm_event_type' does not > initialize a single value. AFAIK, according to the C standard at least > the first value has to be initialized, otherwise the compiler is free to > assign random values. This is certainly fine for in-kernel enums, > however, as kernel and user space need to use the same numbers this > probably should be improved. Shall I write a patch, assigning the first > value to 0 for kernel and lib definitions?
In a draft of the C specification (all I have handy), section 6.5.2.2 Enumeration specifiers, says: ... If the first enumerator has no =, the value of its enumeration constant is 0. ... Dean
