>typedef unsigned short uint16; /* sizeof (uint16) must == 2 */
>typedef unsigned int uint32; /* sizeof (uint32) must == 4 */
>
>typedef struct {
> char c;
> uint32 ui32;
> struct {
> uint16 ui16[2];
> } s1_t;
>} x1_t;
>
>typedef struct {
> char c;
> uint32 ui32;
> struct s2 {
> uint16 ui16[2];
> };
>} x2_t;
s1_t is a declaration which allocates 4 bytes of storage. S2 is only a tag (like
a typedef) so I assume it did not allocate any storage. Can you reference
x2_t.s2 or does it give a "no such member" error? Try compiling with -S and look
at assembler code.
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