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Invisible <voi### [at] dev null> wrote:
> In Haskell, "unions" are a fundamental part of the language. One of the
> fundamental branching primitives is based on them. Nullable fields use
> unions, lists are unions, trees are unions, just about everything ends
> up being a union. [Insert witty Thatcher jokes here.]
I'm not exactly sure if your concept of "union" is the same as C's
concept of "union". A union in C has a fixed size. It's not a dynamic
data container, like a list or a tree.
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- Warp
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