aggregate initialization in constructor...

[Chris M. Thomasson]

This is about using aggregate initialization in the constructor of a
struct/class that has an array. Basically, I am wondering if the
following code wrt the constructor of foo is kosher:
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#include <cstdio>


struct foo
{
struct inner
{
unsigned int a;
unsigned int b;
};

inner inner[3];
unsigned int a;
unsigned int b;

foo(
unsigned int a_inner,
unsigned int b_inner
): inner {
{ a_inner, b_inner },
{ a_inner + 1, b_inner + 2 },
{ a_inner + 3, b_inner + 4}
},
a(a_inner + b_inner),
b((a_inner + b_inner) / 2)
{

}
};


int main()
{
{
foo f(3, 5);

std::printf("f.inner[0].a:(%u)\nf.inner[0].b:(%u)\n",
f.inner[0].a, f.inner[0].b);


std::printf("f.inner[1].a:(%u)\nf.inner[1].b:(%u)\n",
f.inner[1].a, f.inner[1].b);


std::printf("f.inner[2].a:(%u)\nf.inner[2].b:(%u)\n",
f.inner[2].a, f.inner[2].b);

std::printf("f.a:(%u)\nf.b:(%u)\n", f.a, f.b);
}

return 0;
}
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Seems to work fine for me.