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Article #6164Re: Dynamic array dimensioning
From: skh
Date: Thu, 12 Jan 1989 22:57
Date: Thu, 12 Jan 1989 22:57
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To this point, no one has mentioned APL (and offshoots), which can dynamically expand any array dimension at any time. The procedure invocation dynamic arrays are much more common. BASIC, PL/1, and versions of ALGOL have had them for years. They are more expensive, especially if range checking code is produced (as even constant references must be checked).
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