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<BLOCKQUOTE style="PADDING-LEFT: 3px; BORDER-LEFT: blue 2px solid">union u { <br>
unsigned long l; <br>
char c[4]; <br>
} <br>
u foo; <br>
</BLOCKQUOTE><br>
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In this example, u is the 'tag'. (says so in my ansi book that Richards buddy PJ wrote). I though you had to declare a variable using the word union and the tag and the union name...<br>
union u foo;<br>
or make 'union u' a typedef for u_t or something?<br>
I got confused by that lonely u out there in open by himself. Maybe the compiler did too!<br>
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