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From: "R. Michael Gillmore" <rmgillmore@collins.rockwell.com>
Subject: Re: How should I access variable length data associated with message
 headers?
Date: 1997/12/12
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Date: 1997-12-12T00:00:00+00:00
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R. Michael Gillmore wrote:
> 
> I was reading the FAQ this afternoon when this question caught my
> attention:
> 
> 2.6:    I came across some code that declared a structure with the last
>         member an array of one element, and then did some tricky
>         allocation to make it act like the array had several elements.
>         Is this legal or portable?
> 
> A:      An official interpretation has deemed that it is not strictly
>         conforming with the C Standard.
> 
> I have done this for nearly as long as I have been writing C.  Is
> there another method to use for this?
> 
> --
> R. Michael "Okie" Gillmore
> Use: rmgillmo @ cca.rockwell.com
> 
> First law of parenting:
> 
> "...  I have nourished and brought up children, and they have
>  rebelled against me."
>                                 -- Isaiah 1:2

Sorry ... Wrong news group.  Please excuse me.

Mike
-- 
R. Michael "Okie" Gillmore
Use: rmgillmo @ cca.rockwell.com

    "... I have nourished and brought up children, and they have
     rebelled against me."
                        -- Isaiah 1:2