my struct is defined like this:
typedef struct
{
int foo;
char key;
} myStruct;
and I would like to change it to
using struct myStruct = {
int foo;
char key;
} myStruct;
but it seems that something is wrong with it
CodePudding user response:
Yes, you can replace
typedef struct
{
int foo;
char key;
} myStruct;
by
using myStruct = struct
{
int foo;
char key;
};
But it doesn't make any sense, and you will just confuse readers or possible maintainers of the code.
The established way to go is:
struct myStruct
{
int foo;
char key;
};