Arrays with elements larger than one byte

docs/lang/operators.md

@@ -238,6 +238,15 @@ an access to the element of the array `a` at the location assigned to the key `i
 
 * otherwise: a compile error
 
+Note that you cannot access a whole array element if it's bigger than 2 bytes, but you can access its fields or take its pointer:
+
+    array(int32) a[6]
+    
+    a[2]          // not ok
+    a[2].b0       // ok
+    a[2].loword   // ok
+    a[2].pointer  // ok     
+
 ## Built-in functions
 
 * `not`: negation of a boolean expression  

docs/lang/syntax.md

@@ -129,7 +129,6 @@ Since 0.3.4, only const arrays can be allocated to ROM, non-const arrays are all
 and their contents are uninitialized before a call to `init_rw_memory`. See [the ROM vs RAM guide](../api/rom-vs-ram.md).
 
 * `<element type>`: type of the elements of the array.
-It must be of size 1 byte.
 If omitted, the default is `byte`.
 
 * `<size>`: either a constant number, which then defines the size of the array,