How to do run-time array declaration?

[Chris Torek]

In article <13649 at mimsy.UUCP> I wrote:
>What you can do is simple, if somewhat limited.  The C language assumes
>a `locally flat' address space: any single object has a contiguous address
>space, and a pointer that points somewhere within such an object may be
>used (with pointer arithmetic) to refer to other parts of that object.

Oops: this is probably unclear.  By `single object' I really meant
`single array object', since that is the only case where pointer
arithmetic is legal anyway.
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