In C++, you can do this by passing the array by reference:

    void foo(int (&foo)[10]) {}

However, that is not "minimum of 10" but "exactly 10".

You can also get the size at compile time:

    template <size_t N> void foo(int (&foo)[N]) { int newarry[N+2]; }

I've used the above for something like this:

    template <size_t N> void safe_strcpy(char (&buf)[N], const char *src) { 
      strncpy(buf, src, N-1); 
      buf[N-1] = 0; 
    }