You can put anonymous structs and unions in a union like so:

union Un1
{
   struct { int a; int b; }
}

But lets say I want to put MyStruct in the union and have its members directly accessible like the anonymous struct, how about this:

union Un2
{
 MyStruct;
}

instead of having to copy the struct into the union. If MyStruct has a member foo, I can do this:

Un2 u;
u.foo = 3;


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