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From: Lepreau@UTAH-20.ARPA
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Subject: Re: argc[argv]
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Date: Mon, 19-Dec-83 03:40:43 EST
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Posted: Mon Dec 19 03:40:43 1983
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From:  Jay Lepreau <Lepreau@UTAH-20.ARPA>

Nope, a[b] == *(a+b) for all arrays, not just char arrays, at least in
"modern" (since v7 at least) C compilers, which know the size of *a
already and use it in "scaling b".  They don't just add plain "b" to it.
Explicitly including sizeof would lose cause it would then be done twice.
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