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* c-decl.c (finish_struct): Detect flexible array members used in an inappropriate context. * c-typeck.c (really_start_incremental_init): Special case constructor_max_index for zero length arrays. (pop_init_level): Allow initialization of flexible array members. Deprecate initialization of zero length arrays. Don't issue missing initializer warning for flexible array members or zero length arrays. (process_init_element): Don't dereference null DECL_SIZE. * varasm.c (array_size_for_constructor): Return a HOST_WIDE_INT. Don't abort for empty constructors. Use size_binop (output_constructor): Add commentary regarding zero length array futures. Abort if we try to initialize an array of unspecified length with a non-empty constructor in the middle of a structure. * extend.texi (Zero Length): Update and clarify documentation on static initialization. From-SVN: r38705 |
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