I know variables defined outside functions are global and those inside functions are local. But lite-C does not have the key words GLOBAL and LOCAL just like BASIC to define variables? That can be a little bit inconvenient.

And Lite-C does not have the ability to free unused arrays? In BASIC, arrays can be undimed to free the memory. That means if I have defined thousands of arrays and once they are not needed, they are just there to occupy the memory. That cause difficulties to manage resources/memory.

What are the alternatives to do these things in lite-C?

And one more question...
Can pointers be defined as arrrays?

Thanks.

Some demonstration:

Code:

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var Honolulu; // Global

void main()
{
var Hamburger; // Local, on the stack -> killed when the function gets terminated

SomeClass* Instance = (SomeClass*)malloc(sizeof(SomeClass)); // Local, in the memory -> you have to free this yourselfe

free(Instance); // Free memory

void* Lala[10]; // Pointer array
int* Lulu[10];
}

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