ya and it didn't give me any, i could just run itOriginally Posted by vart
ya and it didn't give me any, i could just run it
But your problem is highly likely to be caused by the fact that the compiler doesn't know the dimensions of the array!
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Mats
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but that is part of the my program, i'm supposed to input how many columns and rows into the function and from there it supposed to allow me to add and everything, which is not working
Yes, but if you are passing a 2D array to another function, you need to, one way or another, supply the size of all but the final dimension to the compiler. If you don't, it will not be able to do the math of multiplying the row-number by column-size, which it needs to do to find the data in a particular row/column pair.
If you want it to be fully-flexible, then you need to find another way to pass your matrix pointer (e.g. pointer to pointer or do your own math to calculate the row/column position)
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so how should i approach this, my max matrix is 4 so i put that in the 2nd bracket, but it still gives me these off numbers
By second bracket, do you mean left or right? The one on the left is the one that needs to be sized.
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i sized the one on the right, ill try switching it
nope still gives me two single digit numbers and then some junk
