Zero Length Arrays Allowed in C Standard?DOWN

[c9h at psuecl.bitnet]

There is a generic problem with zero-sized arrays that everyone seems to
be ignoring:  I see nowhere a definition of what *order* C is to store
variables in.  Even the use a previously mentioned as being valid -- using
it to change the size of a malloc'd structure to allocate space for an
array of the size needed -- would be affected by this.

Am I overlooking something, or is storage order actually undefined?

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