• Chris Lajoie <ctlajoie___remove___this___ ___gmail.com> Jan 27 2006
• Thomas Kuehne <thomas-dloop kuehne.cn> Jan 31 2006

Chris Lajoie <ctlajoie___remove___this___ ___gmail.com> writes:

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Attached sample program illustrates the problem clearly. everything 
works fine if the nested structs are not named. For example if you 
remove the BAR tag on the first nested struct then .sizeof works fine.

Chris

Thomas Kuehne <thomas-dloop kuehne.cn> writes:

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Chris Lajoie schrieb am 2006-01-27:
 Attached sample program illustrates the problem clearly. everything 
 works fine if the nested structs are not named. For example if you 
 remove the BAR tag on the first nested struct then .sizeof works fine.


No bug.

FOO.BAR is a type and thus doesn't require any memory within FOO.

try:

# struct FOO{
#       ...
#       BAR b;
# }

Thomas

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