int a[];
This declaration is a tentative definition with an incomplete type; it
is a perfectly valid construct. clang gives a bogus "variable has
incomplete type 'int []'" error.
-Eli
int a[];
This declaration is a tentative definition with an incomplete type; it
is a perfectly valid construct. clang gives a bogus "variable has
incomplete type 'int []'" error.
-Eli
Fixed by r46179.
Thanks,
snaroff
This testcase shouldn't give any errors or warnings. The declaration
of bar is a tentative definition.
struct foo bar;
struct foo* a() {
return &bar;
}
struct foo {int a; int b;};
This testcase should give an error (at least in -pedantic mode):
static int s[];
-Eli
Eli,
As I said yesterday (in an email to Neil), there are still FIXME's wrt tentative definitions.
I need to focus on struct initializers, so I won't be able to get to this immediately.
Thanks for the testcase,
snaroff
Okay; I didn't notice that email until after I sent mine.
-Eli