On Aug 1, 2005, at 4:53 PM, Alain Pastor wrote:

> As I read it, the ;0 with arrays tells the Compiler to store the  
> arrays declared on the same statement line consecutively in RAM

Yes, this is the same result I see. The "Using the ";0" syntax with  
arrays" sub-section of DIM in the reference is not real clear.

given:  Dim abc&(10,15);0 the manual reads:

" then the compiler is instructed to align the beginning of the next  
(i.e. subsequent ---my word) declared array of simple variables (i.e.  
xyz&(10,15)---for example---my example) with the beginning of the  
array abc&"   Maybe the last "beginning" word should be "end" in this  
description. Maybe this could have been written something like  
"arrays of simple variables defined on the same line are allocated  
contiguously in memory"

Brian S.