what's wrong with my code func(ptr **) when passing double array

f(int** x)
{

}

int main (){

int array[4][5];

f(array);

}

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puzzlecracker wrote:

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f(int** x)
{
}
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int main (){
>
int array[4][5];
>
f(array);
}
>

http://c-faq.com/aryptr/pass2dary.html

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Ian Collins.

puzzlecracker wrote:

Quote:

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f(int** x)
{
>
>
}
>
>
int main (){
>
int array[4][5];
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f(array);
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}

Your f() function expects an array of pointers, but your 'array' does
not contain pointers, it just contains ints. (The fact that your array
of ints can be double-indexed doesn't make it an array of pointers.)

There are no pointers anywhere in 'array', thus it cannot be converted
into an array of pointers.

what's wrong with my code func(ptr **) when passing double array

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