Constant arrays

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	This may seem like a trivial question, but..
	
	When declaring a constant multidimensional array of undefined 
size, is it necessary to include a set of brackets for each dimension, ie:
	const int foo[][] = {
		{0,0},
		{1,1},
		.
		.
		{n,n}
	}; 
	
	Or do I just need to put a single pair of brackets, 

	const int foo[] = {
		{0,0},
		{1,1},
		.
		.
		{n,n}
	}; 


	I looked in constants.c , but couldn't find any examples of what 
I want to do; all the multidimensional arrays I saw either had their 
sizes defined (ie LVL_IMP + 1, etc.) or they were arrays of strings, in 
which case they were defined as single-dimensional arrays of character 
pointers.  My C book wasn't any help either, it only covered implicit 
declaration of one dimensional arrays.  (GASP, only 1 C book? tsk tsk ;)

	Graham Gilmore


		

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