Hi!
On Mon, Apr 09, 2018 at 11:46:09PM +0200, Bostjan Mihoric wrote:
> // These require a cast.
> mit1 = (MyItemType){ 1.0 };
> mit2 = (MyItemType){ .d = 1.0 };
> Fun1((MyItemType){ 1.0 });
> Fun1((MyItemType){ .d = 1.0 });
Those aren't casts, those are compound literals.
> Is there a way of doing initializers in second group without doing a cast?
> Why can't GCC assume the type just like above?
Because that's not how C works. Sorry.
(This is not a question about GCC but about C, and so it is off-topic
for this list).
Segher
