Hi Michael,

I don't think there is a form of init that takes in a-sig's as
initializers for an array.  There are fillarray opcodes that do it for
i and k-args.  For init, it only takes in a var-arg length of i-var's,
and it uses those to define dimensions, i.e.:

asig[] init 4

is equivalent to the following in C:

Avar asig[4];

and:

asig[][] init 3, 3,

would be equivalent to the following in C:

Avar asig[3][3];

That's my understanding at least after a quick re-reading of Top/arrays.c.

steven

On Fri, Nov 29, 2013 at 12:39 PM, Michael Gogins
 wrote:
> If I declare a variable amyarray[] init a1, a2, does the ARRAYDAT specify 1
> dimension with 2 elements, each a ksmps vector of MYFLT, or does it specify
> 2 dimensions, with the 2nd dimension consisting of ksmps MYFLT?
>
> Regards,
> Mike
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