Balog Pal wrote in a message to Alexandre Ostanine:
BP>                            Hi, Alexandre Ostanine!
BP> On 4 Apr 97  10:44:25 you wrote to Rick Arding
 AO> Nice but wy don't you use that:
 AO> typedef struct {
 AO> int a;
 AO> }mystruct;
BP> typedef is not needed in C++. Just write
BP> struct mystruct { int a; };
BP> It's automatically a type. And you can use mystruct * right
BP> inside the {} if you like.
BP> Paul
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Right ! But if you use typedef keyword - your structure will have a synonym 
wich you can use to redefine same structure with a different name , and next 
time you can declare it as:
    mystruct p;
    mystruct *a;
    instead of
    struct mystruct p;
    struct mystruct *a;
Alexandre
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