bizarre C statement
c, c99
Solution
It's a hint for the compiler telling that the `x` pointer parameter points to the first element of an array of at least `10` elements.
For example:
test(NULL); // undefined behavior
Problem
``` void test(int x[static 10]); int main() { int a[]={1,2,3,4,5,6,7,8,9,10,11}; test(a); return 0; } void test(int x[static 10]) { printf("%d",x[9]); } ``` I was looking for bizarre C statements. I found this one, But could not understand what is the use of `static 10` in that statement. Is it same as `int x[10]`? Another thing, you can use `volatile` also, in place of `static` e.g `int x[volatile 10]` Anybody knows what is the use of this kinda declaration? PS: Compiled using GCC 4.6.3,