On Mon,  9 Jul 2001 16:32:08 GMT, "Radoslav Getov" <nospam@mai.com>
wrote:
>Is the following a legal code?
>
>typedef int x;
>typedef int x;

Yes. It is explicitly allowed by section 7.1.3, paragraph 2, which
says a typedef name can be redefined to the same type. It has the
following example:
 typedef int I;
 typedef int I;
 typedef I I;
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Hi,

Is the following a legal code?

typedef int x;
typedef int x;

Thanks
Radoslav Getov


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