Indeed, this is what many people do. But even if you use dynamic memory, if you replace pointer arithmetic by array indexing, you get bounds checking. And in C this also works for arrays of run-time length.
Indeed, this is what many people do. But even if you use dynamic memory, if you replace pointer arithmetic by array indexing, you get bounds checking. And in C this also works for arrays of run-time length.
But can't I put any pointer arithmetic in array brackets, so it wouldn't limit anything?