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From: ken@turtleva.UUCP (Ken Turkowski)
Newsgroups: net.lang.c
Subject: Re: mixing pointers and arrays
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Date: Mon, 22-Aug-83 02:21:09 EDT
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Posted: Mon Aug 22 02:21:09 1983
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Is there any logical reason at all why the C compiler will not accept
constructs like &array, especially in subroutine calls, or even in
assignments?  I believe that version 6 allowed either.  The &array
construct is closer to what actually happens.

			Ken Turkowski
		    CADLINC, Palo Alto
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