Erm, I'm going to say most likely not. There is no point to aligning the array to the memory, that i know of. Arrays of ints will be increments of 4, longs incremnts of 8, shorts increments of 2, etc, but strings, arrays and objects are just increments of 4 because they are pointers.
Err, wait, do you mean an increment of the size of the type of thing it points to? No. Pointers are 4 bytes. One of the confusing things about saying blah:Byte Ptr.
Anyway, I'm not sure what you mean. Offsets to elements from the array's memory address will be multiples of the type's size, but not necissarily the actual address.
Err, wait, do you mean an increment of the size of the type of thing it points to? No. Pointers are 4 bytes. One of the confusing things about saying blah:Byte Ptr.
Anyway, I'm not sure what you mean. Offsets to elements from the array's memory address will be multiples of the type's size, but not necissarily the actual address.