Array indexing starting at a number not 0

Question

Is it possible to start an array at an index not zero...I.E. you have an array a[35], of 35 elements, now I want to index at say starting 100, so the numbers would be a[100], a[

Answer 1

You're not very clear on exactly how you want to use these arrays, but its easy enough to set up a single contiguous array that can appear to be two different arrays:

int   ram[15000]; 
int * sram=&ram[0];
int * bram=&ram[10000];

I used the &foo[xxx] notation just to make it explicit what you're doing. Anyway, you can now use ram to index anywhere into the entire array, or sram and bram to index into particular parts.