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I know this is a simple question, but I want to make sure that I get the
syntax absolutely correct.  I have a structure, called NODE_LINK:

class NODE;

typedef struct {
   unsigned uNumLinks;
   NODE *pnode[1];
} NODE_LINK;

The second field is supposed to be an array of pointers to NODE, which is an
undefined class (or a structure, it doesn't matter for this discussion). 
Question #1: did I define this field correctly?  How do I make sure that it's
not interpreted as a pointer to an array of NODE's?

Actually, the second field can be an array of any length, as long as it's at
least one element long.  In most cases, the array will end up being a few
elements long.

In addition, I want to have an array of pointers to NODE_LINK's.  What I have
right now is:

typedef NODE_LINK *NODE_LINK_PTR;

typedef NODE_LINK_PTR NODE_LINK_ARRAY[];

This breaks it down into two steps, but I want to avoid the intermediate step.
 Question #2: Does the following line produce the same definition for
NODE_LINK_ARRAY:

typedef NODE_LINK *NODE_LINK_ARRAY[];

How can I make sure that this isn't interpreted as a pointer to an array of
NODE_LINK's?

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