is this array access portable?

[der Mouse]

In article <1991Jun25.135920.4120 at cs.odu.edu>, kremer at cs.odu.edu (Lloyd Kremer) writes:
> In article <1991Jun23.185351.5695 at thunder.mcrcim.mcgill.edu> mouse at thunder.mcrcim.mcgill.edu (der Mouse) writes:
>>	sometype foo[40][50]; sometype *fp; int i;
>>	fp = &foo[0][0]; for (i=2000;i>0;i--) *fp++ = something;
>> Is this portable?

> Arrays are guaranteed contiguous, therefore arrays of arrays (being
> arrays themselves) are guaranteed contiguous.

Yes, but that doesn't necessarily mean that a pointer can run through
the whole array as I outlined above.

(By the way, does the answer to my original question change any if
"sometime" is known to be "char"?)

					der Mouse

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