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In article <11077@elroy.Jpl.Nasa.Gov> djb@spacely.Jpl.Nasa.Gov (Daniel J. Burns) writes:
>The definition of compatible types for structures is unclear to me.
>Is the following legal?
>	struct { int x ; float y ; } a ;
>	struct { int x ; float y ; } b ;
>	a = b ;  /* ??? */

Assuming that a and b are declared in the same translation unit,
they have different types and are not compatible.  (If they were
declared in separate translation units, they would have different
but compatible types.)

Therefore if you need for something along the above lines to work,
you should use struct tag or a typedef in place of a struct{...}
style of declaration.