still not sure what to do about this. This cannot work now:
x.[i] += 1;
where x is a C-array, because the subscript function cannot return
an lvalue (since they don't exist). It could return a pointer, and we
could
make it so
p + 1
actually means
*p + 1
Normally deref and store are the only operations allowed on pointers,
addition (as in C) isn't allowed. At present
a.[i] = 1;
only works because of a hack: Felix doesn't bother to actually check
the LHS here is legal. This should mean
&a.[i] <- 1;
which would fail, but assignment is simply delegated to C.
--
john skaller
skal...@users.sourceforge.net
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