Thread: trouble executing C code in Visual Studio.Net environment

Hi,
I'm trying to execute a C program in Visual Studio.Net 2003 environment and seem to have a problem with the watch window in the IDE. I wrote a simple code like:

Code:

#include<stdio.h>
main()
{
	int arr[2][2]={
		{2,3},
		{3,5},
	};
	printf("&#37;d",arr[0][1]);
}

when attempting to execute this code in debug mode, if i try to view the contents of arr[0][1] in the watch window, I get the following error message
arr[0][1] error: index '0' out of bound for pointer/array 'arr'

The printf statement prints the correct value of 3 for arr[0][1]. I was wondering what I'm missing in the watch window.

Appreciate your help.

For some weird reason, my 2D array "arr" in the watch window appears to be initialized as a 3D array as below:

Code:

arr	{Length=2}	__int32[][][]

I can't quite understand what is wrong here. This is the simplest code for a 2D array one can ever write. Visualstudio.net is making it hell.. Apparently, this is a Microsoft Visual Studio.Net 2003 bug:. http://support.microsoft.com/kb/326721

Now, I guess my problem is that I don't quite understand their resolution. How do you use managed type (instead of unmanaged type) in a multidimensional array ?