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Array Notation for Non-static Memory

danprice
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‎11-02-2010 12:37 PM
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Can Cilk's array notation be used with arrays that have been allocated dynamically with malloc or new (or any arbitrary pointer)? All of the examples show usage based off of a static array.
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JD_Patel
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‎11-02-2010 02:17 PM
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yes, you can use array notation on dynamically allocated array... for example:

double* time = new double[NUM_OPTIONS];
time[0:NUM_OPTIONS] = 1.1;

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