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Re: calloc on Convex C-220

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From: Dale Lancaster
Date: Mon, 03 Aug 1992 22:23
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In <1992Aug3.203552.12386@ringer.cs.utsa.edu> dan@ennex1.eng.utsa.edu (Dan Shelton) writes:

>Is it permissible to do calloc with the number of elements being a  
>function, e.g. calloc (a+b-1, sizeof(float))? I have done this on a Cray  
>Y-MP, SGI and NeXT but the Convex does not like it.

>Thanks for the help,

"sizeof(float)" would be interpreted at compile time by the compiler and
replaced with "4".  I have used it in the same manner and it works.  
What specifically doesn't work when you try it?

regards :-)

dale
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