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19.4 - is typedef considered to be a type qualifier? - mishak - 14-04-2011
The C standard states that "The typedef specifier is called a ‘‘storage-class specifier’’ for syntactic convenience only;".
Does 19.4 allow a macro to expand to 'typedef'?
Re: 19.4 - is typedef considered to be a type qualifier? - misra-c - 25-05-2011
Yes, typedef is considered to be a storage-class specifier.