Empty structs (or initializers) aren't legal (ANSI) C, nor are they
mentioned as a "C extension" anywhere in the GCC documentation. The
only thing GCC explicitly allows is an empty _array_ at the end of a
struct. We could do something like this:
struct foo { int dummy; };
struct bar {
...
struct foo baz[0];
};
Then (and only then) we can blame GCC/EGCS if the kernel doesn't
compile...
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