> A: 1 > In C there is no such thing as multidimensional arrays. You can however > have an array of an array.
which is intrinsically potentially a ragged array, there's no need for all rows to have same number of elements, etc. > C does support the notation of [x,y] as a > shorthand of [x][y]. So the answer to the question that you're really > asking is probably "unlimited" in the same way that you can have pointers > to pointers etc or functions which return pointers to functions which > return ... etc. > > Who dares to disagree? A given implementation may impose a limit on the number of commas supported syntactically, and who knows, there may be a standard. But theoretically, 1 and as many as you need should both be correct, I like it. Bill _______________________________________________ Boston-pm mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://mail.pm.org/mailman/listinfo/boston-pm
