https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=118765
--- Comment #17 from Hime Haieto <himehaieto at gmail dot com> ---
I'm not entirely sure what I should be doing/commenting on at the moment
considering that the current patches are clearly marked as being
temporary/partial fixes. However, I did still mess around with it a bit and it
does seem like the current patches allow for any number of typedefs to redefine
the same struct, though can still fail if a typedef is used without a full
definition (eg, alternating `typedef struct foo foo_t;` with `struct foo {int
bar;};`).
This *seems* about right though, as a brief/uninformed look at the patch
suggests it has a limited memory of last vs current definition, and favours the
current one, which could possibly result in something like that. I can work
with that for now though, and with a bit of modification to use only the longer
"struct foo" syntax throughout implementation code until I'm ready to provide
the full typedef-ed definition, my generic containers now completely work with
no user workarounds. Yay!
