Hi, I have following question on 'Unpacked array concatenation'. Does it apply only on one dimensional unpacked array, or more than one dimensional array also can be assigned? For e.g. int x[1:0][2:0]; int y[2:0]; x = {y, y}; // is it valid? Also do we consider 'Unpacked array concatenation' as aggregate expression? LRM is not clear enough on that. I feel 'Unpacked array concatenation' concept is too much context dependent having similar syntax with concatenation, which will make very complex to implement semantic checks/ expression evaluation etc. for the vendors when hierarchical reference/ forward typedefs etc. will be involved. Can we not use different syntax to support it? -- Regards Surya -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.Received on Wed Dec 10 20:27:18 2008
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