structure initialization

[Maarten Litmaath]

In article <1515 at pttesac.UUCP>,
	jeapedai at pttesac.UUCP (J. E. Apedaile) writes:
\...
\"e.c", line 17: too many struct initializers
\...
\struct exp1 {
\    int length;
\    long grp1;
\    long grp2;
\};
\
\typedef struct {
\    struct exp1 blk[5];
\} RANGE;
\
\
\main() 
\{
\    static RANGE example = {
\	{ 40,	0xcf000,	0xff000 },
\	{ 50,	0x1cf000,	0x1ff000 },
\	{ 60,	0x2cf000,	0x2ff000 },
\	{ 70,	0x3cf000,	0x3ff000 },
\	{ 80,	0x4cf000,	0x4ff000 },
\    };

Too many initializers indeed!  I think you can figure out why the following
is correct:

    static RANGE example = {{			/* note the `extra' brace! */
	{ 40,	0xcf000,	0xff000 },
	{ 50,	0x1cf000,	0x1ff000 },
	{ 60,	0x2cf000,	0x2ff000 },
	{ 70,	0x3cf000,	0x3ff000 },
	{ 80,	0x4cf000,	0x4ff000 },
    }};						/* ...and its match */
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