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On 5/23/15, DJ Delorie <dj AT delorie DOT com> wrote:
>
>> * dxe3gen.c: change the variable length array from [] to [0] so that
>> it compiles using gcc2
>
> What happens if you turn array bounds checking on?

The same thing that would happen with search.h:struct qelem
or sys/system.h:_v1_stubinfo.  Not ever tried though.

>  Granted, this
> isn't a system header so we have control over that, just wondering...
>