Dynamic array creation with default

[foobar]

== Quote from Timon Gehr (timon.gehr at gmx.ch)'s article
> On 08/23/2011 03:15 PM, foobar wrote:
> > == Quote from bearophile (bearophileHUGS at lycos.com)'s article
> >> foobar:
> >>> you raise a valid concern but this looks too complicated.
> >>> I'd suggest to simplify into only two cases.
> >>>
> >>> // 1) T.INIT - as you suggested the dimension should be checked
> >>> auto foo = new int[][](10, 20); // correct
> >>> auto foo1 = new int[][](10); // compilation error
> >> Keep in mind that currently this is correct and it generates a 1D dynamic array:
> >> auto v = new int[10];
> >
> > Isn't this an inconsistency in the language?
> >
> > // Generally speaking, allocates an instance of T on the heap
> > auto foo = new T;
> >
> > However, "int[10]" and "new int[10]" are different types.
> int and typeof(new int) are different types too.

"int" and "new int" are both an integer, the only difference is the memory location.
"int[10]" is a fixed-size array vs. "new int[10]" which is a dynamic array with a
completely different interface.