Hello again,
I also noticed that neither the following example is supported.
float (**myA)[DIM] = (float (**)[])A;
it throughs "Error: Length of array is not a constant: DIM"
but the same declaration is fine with gcc.
Thank you
Zakkak Foivos
On 01/19/2011 09:52 AM, Foivos Zakkak wrote:
> Hello,
>
> my subject may not be that clear and because i might not be able to
> explain it as well i'll give an example that gcc successfully compiles
> but CIL fails to parse.
>
> void foo(int DIM, int *A[DIM][DIM])
> {
> }
>
> as you can see DIM is an argument of function foo and is not defined by
> #define (so it's not a constant)
> also notice that int *A[DIM][DIM] is different from int ***A it is
> actualy equal to int**A
> Is there a reason why CIL doesn't support this syntax or just got away?
> Could this be added in a later release please?
>
> Thank you
> Zakkak Foivos
>
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