I have:
typedef struct { int aaa; int bbb; } My_Struct;
And I want to make a constant script for a regression test that contains multiple copies of My_Struct with initialized values, but also with the labels (aaa & bbb) for readability and convenience. I can't figure out the syntax, or if this is even possible in C.
The closest I can get it is this:
struct {
struct { int aaa = 111; int bbb = 222; } first_script;
struct { int aaa = 333; int bbb = 444; } second_script;
} const my_script_array;
But how do I define my_script_array to be an array of type My_Struct so that I don't have to cast it (My_Struct)my_script_array in the code?