"Sisyphus" <sisyphus1@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> writes:
> I have some auto-generated C code that contains declarations like:
>
> int x[0];
> int y[] = {};
> What does gcc-3.x.x do with declarations like that (and why) ?
gcc supports empty arrays as an extension to the C language. It
should reject that code if you compile with -pedantic. Empty arrays
are mainly useful as the last field of a struct.
This language extension is even documented in the fine manual.
Ian
