C don't have runtime checking of array bouds so if You write with
incorrect index, You can overwrite anything else...
So at first be sure You use only valid indexes! And second: be sure You
use the same type (UInt8) for all writes.
Hynek Sladky
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Hello,
I hope that someone can help me with this. I currently have 2 global
variables. Both are 2-dimensional arrays declared as follows:
static UInt8 Board[9][9];
static UInt8 Answer[9][9];
For some reason, if I change an element in the first array, it will
corrupt values in the second array. But, not always the same elements.
It varies from time-to-time. It's almost as if these 2 arrays are sharing
the same memory space.
Any idea why this is happening? Has anyone seen this behavior before? Is
there something I can do to isolate these 2 arrays?
Thanks,
-Bobby
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