• Simon Buchan (17/17) Nov 30 2004 Would it be feasible to implement some aggregate literals

"Simon Buchan" <currently no.where> writes:

Would it be feasible to implement some aggregate literals
(union, struct, arrays, a-arrays, etc...)
I am aware that array literals are being planned, and aa's have
long been complained about, but haven't heard anything about
structs.

Of course, this is relatively minor, since the implementation is
identical to creating instances of them.

(However, one thing that I _would_ like is "struct {int a; int b;}
foo;" , as this simplifies things a lot in some cases)

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