funkytable wrote:
> Sorry Mark, but gcc version 3.3.4 allows this function without errors:
>
> int f(int N) {
> int A[N];
> A[2] = 0;
> return(0);
> }
Yes, but gcc allows you to more than the C++ Standard allows. So in
standard C++ it would be an error. I think gcc is the only C++ compiler
that accepts this code.
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