Re: Does Fast Code units compile in D5 Standard ?
- From: "Leonel" <togniolli.@.gmail.com>
- Date: 28 Aug 2005 04:41:02 -0700
Anders Isaksson wrote:
> This one has the problem that you have to turn off range-checking
> when using it. By declaring
>
> PIntegerArray = ^array[0..SOME_UPPER_BOUND] of integer;
>
> you can leave range-checking on.
IIRC, the largest possible upper bound is:
PIntegerArray = ^array[0..(SizeOf(Integer) div 4) - 1] of integer;
--
Leonel
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