cast.c:1217:        // NULL implicitly converts to any pointer type or dynamic array
ctfeexpr.c:1598: * dynamic arrays, and strings. We know that e1 is an
ctfeexpr.c:1961:    // Dynamic arrays passed by ref may be null. When this happens
e2ir.c:492: * Convert array to a dynamic array.
e2ir.c:2216: * Evaluate elem and convert to dynamic array suitable for a function argument.
e2ir.c:2496:            // size is a.length*sizeof(a[0]) for dynamic arrays, or sizeof(a) for static arrays.
e2ir.c:3031:                    // It's not a constant, so pull it from the dynamic array
e2ir.c:4139:    // Convert from static array to dynamic array
e2ir.c:4146:    // Convert from dynamic array to dynamic array
e2ir.c:4167:        int rtl = RTLSYM_DYNAMIC_CAST;
expression.c:1614:            // Convert static arrays to dynamic arrays
expression.c:5309:        error("new can only create structs, dynamic arrays or class objects, not %s's", type->toChars());
expression.c:6150:    {   /* Get the dynamic type, which is .classinfo
func.c:595:                 * it actually returns tintro, which gets dynamically
func.c:598:                 * dynamic cast, but just subtracting the isBaseOf()
interpret.c:1517:        // It's OK to cast from fixed length to dynamic array, eg &int[3] to int[]*
interpret.c:2514:     * (dynamic array, AA, or class) or a value assignment.
interpret.c:2697:                // We need to dup it. We can skip this if it's a dynamic array,
link.c:443:    // If we are on Mac OS X and linking a dynamic library,
link.c:444:    // add the "-dynamiclib" flag
link.c:446:        argv.push((char *) "-dynamiclib");
mtype.c:3523:        e = e->castTo(sc, n->arrayOf());        // convert to dynamic array
mtype.c:3540:        e = e->castTo(sc, n->arrayOf());        // convert to dynamic array
mtype.c:3559:        e = e->castTo(sc, n->arrayOf());        // convert to dynamic array
mtype.c:3597:        e = e->castTo(sc, n->arrayOf());        // convert to dynamic array
mtype.c:3601:                    ? n->getTypeInfo(sc)        // don't convert to dynamic array
mtype.c:3990:    // Allow implicit conversion of static array to pointer or dynamic array
mtype.c:9185:    // NULL implicitly converts to any pointer type or dynamic array
optimize.c:1069:        {   // Convert slice of string literal into dynamic array
parse.c:2766:                {   // It's a dynamic array
template.c:49: * These functions substitute for dynamic_cast. dynamic_cast does not work
template.c:55:    //return dynamic_cast<Expression *>(o);
template.c:63:    //return dynamic_cast<Dsymbol *>(o);
template.c:71:    //return dynamic_cast<Type *>(o);
template.c:79:    //return dynamic_cast<Tuple *>(o);
template.c:87:    //return dynamic_cast<Parameter *>(o);
template.c:343:    /* The logic of this should match what genIdent() does. The _dynamic_cast()
template.c:1457:                    /* Remove top const for dynamic array types and pointer types
template.c:1573:            /* Remove top const for dynamic array types and pointer types
typinf.c:51: * represented as dynamic arrays, enums are represented by their
typinf.c:68:            // convert to corresponding dynamic array type
typinf.c:79:            // convert to corresponding dynamic array type
ctfe.h:249:/// dynamic arrays, and strings.
declaration.h:325:    // Eliminate need for dynamic_cast
declaration.h:342:    // Eliminate need for dynamic_cast
dsymbol.h:218:    // Eliminate need for dynamic_cast
expression.h:115:    TOK op;                // handy to minimize use of dynamic_cast
mars.h:135:    char dll;           // generate shared dynamic library
mtype.h:348:    // For eliminating dynamic_cast
mtype.h:422:    // For eliminating dynamic_cast
mtype.h:512:// Dynamic array, no dimension
statement.h:128:    // Avoid dynamic_cast