Click the flag, enter your arrays rows and columns. Run in turbo mode. When the script is done running, go into the editor, right click on the Array list and click export. Your new C# array is contained in this file.
I was hoping to use this for a massive 200,000 value array... Hoping to make an ePaper digital notebook with a resistive touchpad... I was thinking massive arrays would work good to store each 'page.' They'd all be stored on an SD card, but temporarily stored on an SPI FRAM chip so I can have the second core of the micro controller dedicated to storing the pages on the SD card... Oh yeah and an undo/redo button as well.
