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From: bothner@CS.WISC.EDU
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Subject: Non-constant static sinitializer of struct
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Date: 26 Feb 90 22:10:59 GMT
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The following doesn't work. It would seem to me it should.
G++ correctly compiles I and S3, but gives error messages
for S2 and S3. No code is emitted to initialize S2 or S3.

(I have g++-1.36.4, based on gcc-1.37.1, for the DECstation-3100,
with some additional patches that are unlikely to be
the cause of the problem.)
	--Per Bothner
bothner@cs.wisc.edu Computer Science Dept, U. of Wisconsin-Madison

int F(int i)
{
    return i + 10;
}

struct ab { int a; int b;};

int I = F(4);
ab S1 = (struct ab){3, F(5)};
ab S2 = {3, F(6)};
ab S3 = {3, 7};