yes wrote:
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also, can this be done?
int size;
size = 10; //runtime
void function( int[size][] array){}
No, static arrays are static, i.e. compile time.
I meant it to be an dynamic array argument, but that the function wouldn't need
to check the size of all the elements itself.
Dynamic arrays do not have a fixed size, thus code needs to check the
number of elements when it uses them.
Static arrays have a fixed size, but that size MUST be fixed at compile
time.
You can convert static arrays into dynamic arrays, but not the other way
around (at least, not without copying the contents).
When you compile with the -release flag, it disables range checking.
You can also avoid it by going via pointers, but that's just asking for
trouble.
-- Daniel
