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Using an array operator '[ ]' is currently supported for use with (certain) pointer variables in array expressions, but not always. The goal of this ticket is to be able to use the array operator '[ ]' in expressions, working as expected under every possible circumstance. Note that having '[ ]' work for declarations also needs to be improved, and is submitted as a separate issue.
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Using an array operator '[ ]' is currently supported for use with (certain) pointer
variables in array expressions, but not always. The goal of this patch is to be able
to use the array operator '[ ]' in expressions, working as expected under every
possible circumstance. Note that having '[ ]' work for declarations also needs to
be improved.
Close#83
Co-authored-by: HPCguy <Anonymous>
Creating an issue for this so it can be tracked.
Using an array operator '[ ]' is currently supported for use with (certain) pointer variables in array expressions, but not always. The goal of this ticket is to be able to use the array operator '[ ]' in expressions, working as expected under every possible circumstance. Note that having '[ ]' work for declarations also needs to be improved, and is submitted as a separate issue.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: