Messages in this thread | | | From | chuckw@ieee ... | Date | Sun, 19 Aug 2001 12:44:42 -0400 | Subject | Question on coding style in networking code |
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Hello All, First off, this is probably a straight C question, but here goes...
I was looking at the kernel code, and in protocol.c the protocol structures are instansiated and filled. Now, I have seen/used the following syntax: struct x y = { x, y, z }; I have not seen the following: struct x y = { member1: x, member2: y, member3: z };
What is the deal with this? Does the second way have any advantage over the previous?
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