0782			This identifier, '%s', will still be in scope when the same identifier is declared later in a different namespace.
	Identifiers				REFERENCE - ISO:C90-6.1.2.3 Name Spaces of Identifiers

1. No messages are generated when the same identifier is used for members in 2 different structs or unions.
2. Messages 0781 and 0783 are generated (instead of 0780 and 0782) when an identifier is used for a struct or union member but also for a label, tag or ordinary identifier.

/*PRQA S 553,750,1310,2017,2213,2216,3205,3210,3447 ++*/

extern int A;                               /* Message 0782 + 1577 */
struct A {int a1; int a2;};                 /* Message 0780 + 1582 */

typedef struct B {int b1; int b2;} B;       /* Message 0782 + 1577 and 0780 + 1582 */


extern int C;                               /* Message 0783 + 1577 */
struct c1 {int C; int c2;};                 /* Message 0781 + 1582 */

union d1 {int D; int d2;};                  /* Message 0783 + 1577 */
typedef int D;                              /* Message 0781 + 1582 */

typedef struct e1 {int E; int e2;} E;       /* Message 0783 + 1577 and 0781 + 1582 */

struct f1 {int F; int f2;};                 /*                     */
struct f3 {int F; int f4;};                 /*                     */

See also:

• 0780 Another identifier '%s' is already in scope in a different namespace.
• 0781 '%s' is being used as a structure/union member as well as being a label, tag or ordinary identifier.
• 0783 A subsequent declaration of '%s' means that it is being used both as a structure/union member and also as a label, tag or ordinary identifier.