What is the maximum number of dimensions allowed for an array in C++?

Question

You can declare a very simple array with 10 elements and use it that way :

int myArray[10];
myArray[4] = 3;
std::cout << myArray[4];

Or declare a 2d array with 10x100 elements as int myArray[10][100];

Even create more complicated 3-d arrays with int myArray[30][50][70];

I can even go as far as writing :

int complexArray[4][10][8][11][20][3];
complexArray[3][9][5][10][15][3] = 5;
std::cout <<  complexArray[3][9][5][10][15][3];

So, what is the maximum number of dimensions that you can use when declaring an array?