On Tue, Sep 26, 2006 at 12:33:28AM -0400, Andrew Johnson wrote:
> struct point { int X; int Y; } *test = &((struct point){1, 1});
>
> Is this a bug in compound literals support, or does tcc currently
> not support them at all?
I'm guessing you're defining them outside a function. It seems to
have a problem with that. It does appear to support them within
functions, with or without designated initializers. For example:
extern void foo(struct point *);
void bar(void)
{
struct point * pp = &((struct point){1,1});
foo(pp);
foo(&((struct point){1,1}));
foo(&((struct point){.X=1,.Y=1}));
}
-Dave Dodge
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