[Nickle] Nickle bug/misfeature: storage for growable arrays of
	growable arrays 
    Keith Packard 
    keithp at keithp.com
       
    Sat Jan 15 17:19:17 PST 2005
    
    
  
Ok, so presumably:
	int[...] x = { 0 ... }; 
means to set the default array value to 0 and to initially create the 
array with zero elements.  That seems straightforward.  So, what does:
	int[...,...] x = { { 0, 1 ... }, { 2, 3 ... } ... };
mean?  Now the array has an ambiguous default value.  I guess the default 
value must occur as a bare value in the outermost array initializer?  Like:
	int[...,...] x = { { 0, 1 }, { 2, 3 }, 4 ... };
Does that look right?
-keith
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