Re: Struggling with libraries
websnarf@xxxxxxxxx wrote:
Tony Burrows wrote:
I'm just learning C as another language, and I'm trying to build some
utilities into a library. I have this (crude I know) function:
void insert(char* insrt, char* source, int place){
char temp[strlen(insrt)+strlen(source)+1];
Your compiler lets you declare that? Is this some new C99 feature?
Yes, variable length arrays are new in C99.
Robert Gamble
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