On Wed, May 11, 2011 at 11:59:08AM +0300, Alon Levy wrote: > I just dislike ungrounded enums. My only reason for this is that when > debugging, > i.e. printing via printf/debugger I'm just using the implicit knowledge that > the > compiler actually uses 0 as the first value. Why not make it explicit?
In some specific cases, maybe I'd be like "why does the first value *have* to be 0 ?", but that's probably no big deal. For what it's worth, if you compiled with -g3 -ggdb, gdb will know about enum symbolic names. I don't care whether the = 0 is there or not, but I wanted to ask first for the rationale for this :) Christophe
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