When the python wrappers were wrapping a pointer parameter with a default
value of null, e.g. func(int *x=0), then if no parameter was passed then
the underlying C++ function would receive an uninitialized array rather
a null pointer.

In addition, the SaveArray() and ArrayHasChanged() methods that the python
wrappers use when wrapping non-const pointers and arrays would overflow
when the array size was zero.