>Have you thought of using a linked list instead of an array.
>This way you could have arrays of variable sizes.
Andre,
I've been doing a variable-size array all the time (just using a
malloc()ed pointer as an array). Basically, map and vector work in a
similar way as your list, they're just a bit more sophisticated since they
sort the entries in a way that helps them locate them faster.
Cheers,
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