Hello,
I was under the impression that in C you could not do something like:
void func(int size)
{
int array[size];
//something
return;
}
But a friend of mine just proved me wrong, using mspgcc... Searching around
we found this to be VLA (variable length array) Does this kind of usage fall
into dynamic memory? My impression is that the answer is yes, and therefore
it shouldn't be used on microprocessors, because malloc can cause havoc (as
someone told me some emails ago in this very same group).
What are your thoughts on VLA? Does it use malloc internally, and therefore
should be avoided?
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