RE: not sure where to post this question... bit C++ implementation specific....

> How would that help? In C++ you simply cannot do this:
> 
>     int a = 6;
>     int array[a];
> 
> It is not possible to allocate arrays with variables (const or not const).

I dunno, this compiles fine on MSVC++:

	const int a = 6;
	int array[a];

This also works fine:

	const int a = static_cast<const int>(5.4f / 3.6f);
	int array[a];

But then why it's not possible to do:

	const float a = 14.5f;
	const float b = 2.3f;
	const int c = static_cast<const int>(a / b);
	int array[c];

?


Andras




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