Array initialization

[aj]

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char *txt[1] = {
[0] "asdf",
};
This works in Pelles C - should it?

[AlexN]

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char *txt[1] = {
[0] "asdf",
};
This works in Pelles C - should it?

I would say YES! 

You define an array of strings with one member and this member points to "asdf".   

[nicolas.sitbon]

it souldn't.
at least, = operator is missing :

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char *txt[1] = {
[0] = "asdf",
};but better is

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char const *txt[] = {
[0] = "asdf",
};
Let's look the standard:

6.7.8 Initialization
Syntax
1    initializer:
          assignment-expression
          { initializer-list }
          { initializer-list ,}
     initializer-list:
          designationopt initializer
          initializer-list , designationopt initializer
     designation:
          designator-list =
     designator-list:
          designator
          designator-list designator
     designator:
          [ constant-expression ]
          . identifier

[Pelle]

Right now the compiler will no insist on the missing '=' (IIRC for compatibility reasons), but a warning should be issued (in standard mode at least).