19.01.2010 17:49, JoshyFun пишет:
var p: pchar; begin GetMem(p,10); inc(p,random(30));
Yes, this is among things which should probably be immediately disallowed at compile-time (as long as one wants reasonably safe pointers) because they are hard (or expensive) to validate later.
I usually try to not use raw pointer arithmetics and either use new/dispose with typed pointers or constructs like GetMem(X, SizeOf(X^)). However, compiler does not force me to do so.
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