https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=107615
--- Comment #3 from Danil Kolotushkin <socurahlem at yandex dot ru> --- Oh, sorry! Pointers to the members are a bit confusing for me. Interestingly, previous versions of gcc and clang work fine in that case. I added more fields to the object, and it seems that they are by default pointing to the first member which has this type. With the first type different (for example integer) clang works fine, but doesn't print anything and gcc exits with segfault. Quite interesting. Thank you very much for your answer, Andrew! :)
