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From: lee@haddock.UUCP
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Subject: Re: YA Language Corner
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Date: Thu, 31-Oct-85 19:03:00 EST
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	So, now you decide:  Is it a bug?  In the compiler or the example?

A bug.  In the compiler (I verified that the SystemV.2 compiler issues the
"must be addressable" error message as well.  I am not able, at the moment,
to run the SystemV.2.2 compiler.)

	Just another corner in the language, or obviously a legal construct?

Legal construct (structure values have a hard time being treated properly
in old C compilers, for sure).

	And how much would you enjoy porting legal ANSI C to your crufty old
	compiler?

Not at all.