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Arrays in RobotC

I'm working in robotC for our VEX robots, and I cannot figure out how to pass an array into a function.

When I try to declare the function as:

Code:

int Foo(int array[]);

I get several errors that sum up to mean that the code doesn't like square brackets inside function declarations.

Is there a way to pass arrays into functions, or will I have to find an alternate solution?

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