The "??" was just to indicate that you're right, there could be an object name there, but there does not have to be, which means the struct is anonymous. The only object name we need is the name of...
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The "??" was just to indicate that you're right, there could be an object name there, but there does not have to be, which means the struct is anonymous. The only object name we need is the name of...
There is such a thing as an "anonymous" struct. It doesn't have a name. When I wrote you can do this:
typedef struct ?? { int x; char y; } odredek;
//don't really put ??
odradek...
In fact, you can do this:
typedef struct { int x; char *y; } odradek;
odradek actual_odek;
The datatype syntax is not half so dangerous as the poiner syntax ;)