On Sun, 12 Jul 1998, Jason Thorpe wrote:

: struct foo foo_vec_store[] = {
: 	...
: };
: 
: /* foo_vec is what external things reference */
: struct foo *foo_vec = foo_vec_store;
: 
: ...and then linking _one more time_ :-)  This would cause the size of
: the symbol to be forever more sizeof(struct foo_vec *), no matter how
: many items add.

How many arrays are there like this?  It would be a good idea - and the
major bump is just to make sure there's no breakage for people that
incrementally upgrade (for changing array -> pointer, that's definitely a
must).

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