Ian Lance Taylor <ian@airs.com> writes:

> If you can restrict yourself to gcc, this works too:
> 
> 	union int_in_addr { int32 i; struct in_addr a; };
> 
> 	printf("parse_address(): inet addr given: [%s]\n",
> 	       inet_ntoa(((union int_in_addr) { 0 }).i));
> 
> which is horribly ugly but can be hidden by a macro.  That 0 doesn't
> have to be a constant, it just has to be assignment compatible with
> int32.

Gah, of course I meant .a in the last code line, not .i.

Ian