MemoryAddress object changes once put into memory

[Ty Young]

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>>> Or is there any other "safe" way of implementing multi-dimensional 
>>> arrays that I'm not aware of?
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>> It largely depends on how your implementation works - but if your 
>> mutidimensional array is just a sparse collection of pointers to 
>> other arrays with given size, which can live anywhere in memory, I 
>> don't think there's much you can do safely (at least not on top of my 
>> head).
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>> If you implement a more dense representation (e.g. like a tensor - 
>> where elements are stored in a N1 * N2 * ... NM matrix) then you know 
>> by construction that rows, columns, elements will always be bound by 
>> the toplevel segment which contains the entire tensor. But a dense 
>> representation doesn't need pointers, so the code would be very 
>> different from the one you have.
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> Alright, thanks.


Quick question: in the eyes of the Memory Access API how are 
multi-dimensional arrays coming from C implemented? Tensor? Something else?


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>> Maurizio
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>>>> Maurizio