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Le_Forgeron wrote:
> IBM extension: When you use zero-extent member in a union, it must be
> the last "field".
OK. A clarification: When any order of the elements is permissible, when
does it make a difference what order you declare them in?
Also, obviously, if you can only initialize the first field and there's a
specific field you want to initialize, it has to be first. (But you're right
that it has something to do with initialization.)
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