[MrPickles]

Originally Posted by fysiks Ok, so I think I have something that supports my assertion that the size of the array is determined at compile time for my method of having the sizeof as the default value of the second argument. Here is my plugin: PHP Code: #include <amxmodx> public plugin_init( )  {     myFunction({1,3,5})     myFunction({1})     myFunction({2,34,334,30,340,34,0})     myFunction({2,34,334,30,340,34,0,334,30,340,34,0,334,30,340,34,0}) } stock myFunction(myArray[], len = sizeof myArray) {     #pragma unused myArray     server_print("Array Size: %d", len) }  If I decompile the plugin_init() function I get this: 0x8 PROC ; public plugin_init() 0xC BREAK 0x10 BREAK 0x14 PUSH.C 0x3 0x1C PUSH.C 0x14 0x24 PUSH.C 0x8 0x2C CALL 0xA8 ; stock myFunction(myArray[],len) 0x34 BREAK 0x38 PUSH.C 0x1 0x40 PUSH.C 0x20 0x48 PUSH.C 0x8 0x50 CALL 0xA8 ; stock myFunction(myArray[],len) 0x58 BREAK 0x5C PUSH.C 0x7 0x64 PUSH.C 0x24 0x6C PUSH.C 0x8 0x74 CALL 0xA8 ; stock myFunction(myArray[],len) 0x7C BREAK 0x80 PUSH.C 0x11 0x88 PUSH.C 0x40 0x90 PUSH.C 0x8 0x98 CALL 0xA8 ; stock myFunction(myArray[],len) 0xA0 ZERO.pri 0xA4 RETN As you can see, the first PUSH.C for each function call is the size of the array passed into the function without having to actually pass that value in the function call. This proves that the size of the array is determined at compile time, not at runtime. If this doesn't resolve your issue with me saying that the size of the array is determine at compile time then you were arguing about something that I didn't assert.

eh no, what the decompiler did is show you the size of the array{ }, but when it uses size of, it is to use it inside "myfunction" server_print, so every time you use "myfunction", it will get the size of the array to use it in the server_print

As I said, the compiler will show you the data from the array { }, nothing to do when you use server_print, because there you get the size with sizeof

for example, if you try to decompile this, it will return the same data, it is not the same for the decompiler to show you the data, than for the function to obtain the maximum size of the array to be used in the server_print

PHP Code:

#include <amxmodx>

public plugin_init( ) 
{
    myFunction({1,3,5})
    myFunction({1})
    myFunction({2,34,334,30,340,34,0})
    myFunction({2,34,334,30,340,34,0,334,30,340,34,0,334,30,340,34,0})
}

stock myFunction(myArray[])
{
     client_print( 0, print_chat, "%d", myArray[0] );
} 


** It is one thing for it to show you the size of the array, and another is for the function to obtain the size of the array depending on which array you put **

its make me laugh that you keep trying to prove something you can't