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Subject: Re: typedef in c - (nf)
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Date: Sun, 25-Dec-83 00:43:20 EST
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ucbesvax!turner    Dec 18 14:40:00 1983

It used to be, around here, that you couldn't say

	typedef struct you_are_my_type {
		...
	} you_are_my_type;

i.e., it kept struct/union names in the same name-space as types.
Things seemed to have changed without warning, at least in UC Berkeley
cc.  I wonder what the current BTL "standard" is?
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Michael Turner (ucbvax!ucbesvax)