Darren New wrote:

> In C, you declare a pointer to a structure without defining the layout 
> of the structure.

Ah, yes. I believe Borland's TurboPascal allows this too. (There's a 
type just called "Pointer", which you then have to cast to something 
else before you can use it.) Good luck with figuring out how big the 
data structure in question is... (But then, presumably the module that 
uses this thing will handle all creation and destruction.) Also fun, you 
how cannot have an array of this thing.

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