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/*
* Oracle Linux DTrace.
* Copyright (c) 2006, Oracle and/or its affiliates. All rights reserved.
* Licensed under the Universal Permissive License v 1.0 as shown at
* http://oss.oracle.com/licenses/upl.
*/
/*
* ASSERTION:
* Declaring an associative array with a struct to be its key type and trying to
* index with another struct having the same composition throws an error.
*
* SECTION: Structs and Unions/Structs
*
*/
#pragma D option quiet
struct record {
int position;
char content;
};
struct pirate {
int position;
char content;
};
struct record r1;
struct record r2;
struct pirate p1;
struct pirate p2;
BEGIN
{
r1.position = 1;
r1.content = 'a';
r2.position = 2;
r2.content = 'b';
p1.position = 1;
p1.content = 'a';
p2.position = 2;
p2.content = 'b';
assoc_array[r1] = 1000;
assoc_array[r2] = 2000;
assoc_array[p1] = 3333;
assoc_array[p2] = 4444;
printf("assoc_array[r1]: %d\n", assoc_array[r1]);
printf("assoc_array[r2]: %d\n", assoc_array[r2]);
printf("assoc_array[p1]: %d\n", assoc_array[p1]);
printf("assoc_array[p2]: %d\n", assoc_array[p2]);
exit(0);
}
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