Note incidentally that the C rules that allow referencing the address just
past the end of an array (an irregularity that recognizes the infeasibility
of declaring the common idiom for (a=b;a<&b[10];a++)) has an interesting
consequence on a segmented machine, namely that you cannot allocate an
array too near the end of the segment.
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