Do unions have a control structure to test which member is currently in use (or if it has any at all)? I'm asking this because undefined behavior is never a good thing to have in your program.
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No, no such mechanism exists off-the-shelf. You'll have to take care of that yourself. The usual approach is wrapping the
union
in astruct
:So you have
MyUnion x;
andx.whichMember
tells you which field ofx.actualUnion
is in use (you have to implement the functionality though).