Arrays of length 1 don't seem to work properly. e.g.:

int test[1];

void autoexec() {

    test[0] = 42;

}

This gives me an 'Unknown variable assignment operator: '['' error on the line 'test[0] = 42', as though VERGE doesn't consider 'test' an array (just because it's short - how cruel!).

Any plans to fix this?

Well, it matters to me a bit, because I'm writing a tool to generate VC code automatically. I could have a special case ('if this array would have size 1, make it a variable instead'), but then I'd have to change all the code that accesses the array too and it would be a bit of a mess.

I can think of other situations where this might come up. Suppose someone made a library that created an array of large data structures, and had the client #define a constant that set the size of the array before #including the library. The way arrays work now, they could not set the array size to 1, even if they only needed one of the large data structures.

So while arrays of size 1 might be a bit unusal, I think it's better if they behave the same as other arrays regardless.

I believe I have fixed this problem.