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I have some C code that I have to port to C++. The code has a structure struct A { ... struct A * myPtr; } And now two global arrays are declared and initialized like this: //Forward declaration of Unit struct A Unit[10]; struct A* ptrUnit[2] = { Unit, Unit+7 }; struct A Unit[10] = { { .., &ptrUnit[0] }, ... }; Now while this works fine in C, it gives an error in C++ (variable redeclared). Aren't variables allowed to be forward-declared in C++?
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