typedef gripe

[Chris Torek]

One can always (sigh) cheat and write

	typedef struct {
		int a[10];
	} jmp_buf;

There is an obvious problem with changing the language such that

	typedef int foo[10];

makes ``foo'' a type which is considered a unit (like structs and
unions and basic types), and that is that it would probably break
quite a bit of existing code.
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