Re: typedefing a struct

"Richard Heathfield" <rjh@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message news:x9ednaqTKemUdHTbnZ2dnUVZ8srinZ2d@xxxxxxxxx
Chris Thomasson said:

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I postfix an '_s' for the struct name and a '_t' for the typedef name.
It seems to help me differentiate between the two quite easily.

...and violates a POSIX rule, so keep your nose out of c.u.p. :-)
[...]

DAMN! I totally forgot about how the POSIX namespace reserves the '_t' postfix; thank you for reminding me.

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