In my perverse exploration of meaningless corners of grammars...
This is compliant RFC4506 XDR....
union foou switch(int a[10]) {
case 1 :
int b;
case 2 :
char c;
default :
string d<5>;
};
It compiles with glibc 2.7 rpcgen and gcc.
What does switch(int a[10]) mean?
Dunno, ask the bloke that wrote a grammar that didn't forbid it. :-)
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