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Complying with standard C

Completing incomplete types

An array type is completed by specifying the array size in a following declaration in the same scope that denotes the same object. (Also, when an array without a size is declared and initialized in the same declaration, the array has an incomplete type only between the end of its declarator and the end of its initializer.)

An incomplete structure or union type is completed by specifying the content in a following declaration in the same scope for the same tag.


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