Hi,
i recently read about the Arraynotation in Cilk and tried to devise a test function of my own: I have an array of length 10, filled with ones and want to change that to twos.
Now, when i do that in my main()-function using array notation it's not a problem. However, if i declare my own function and use the array as a parameter, i get a compiler error saying
arraynotation.cpp: In function int foo(int*):
arraynotation.cpp:8:4: internal compiler error: Segmentation fault
A[:] = 2;
^
I am not very experienced using cilk/c++ but this seems to me like there is a bug in the compiler. Or is itin generalforbidden to use this arraynotation outside of the main function (which would not make sense). I used Fedora 16 w/ the cilkplus-branch of the gcc; this is the code i used:
[cpp]int foo(int A[10]) {
A[:] = 2;
return(0);
}
int main(int argc, char** argv)
{
int A[10];
A[:] = 1;
int b = foo(&A[0]);
return 0;
}[/cpp]
