Typedefs and checked multi-dimensional arrays.#44
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- Clarify that the checked property of an array declarator is only propagated to nested array declarators. It is not propagated to typedef bodies. - It is an error if there is a mismatch in checked properties between an array type and an element type that is an array type. - Improve the organization and wording of the text for checked multi-dimensional arrays.
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This addresses issue #22 by clarifying the rules for checked properties of multi-dimensional arrays constructed using typedefs. If an array type has an element type that is an array type, the array type and element type must both either be checked or unchecked. This is true even if the element type is a typedef'ed name.