Can a union be initialized in the declaration?
c, declaration, initialization, unions
Solution
Use an initializer list:
U_U32_F u = { 0xffffffff };
You can set other members than the first one via
U_U32_F u = { .f = 42.0 };
Problem
For example, say we have a union ``` typedef union { unsigned long U32; float f; }U_U32_F; ``` When a variable of this union type is declared, is there a way to set an initial value? ``` U_U32_F u = 0xffffffff; // Does not work...is there a correct syntax for this? ```