How can I pass a reference from a array os a class

My quastion is very simple. Imagine that you have this:

class car
{
......
};

void main()
{
car * mycars[100]

insert_cars(mycars)
}

insert_cars(car & mycars)
{
......
}

The error that my compiler gives is:
cannot convert parameter 1 from 'class quarto *(*)[200]' to 'class quarto &' A reference that is not to 'const' cannot be bound to a non-lvalue

What can i do forcorrect this????

Code:

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// try changing
insert_cars(mycars)
// to..
insert_cars(&mycars)

// im too lazy to open my compiler so I'll just hope that that works ;)

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If you have an array

int x[10];

to create a reference to this, you need to do this

int (&ref)[10] = x;

now ref is the reference to the array x

I put that, but i get more errors, like "A reference that is not to 'const' cannot be bound to a non-lvalue".
Should i put insert_cars(const car& maycar) ?????

thank's anyway

Ok ok!! if i hav int x[10], but i don't have that, in my case i have
int * x[10], for exemple. then whit a for, i put all the elements pointing to NULL, an i want pass the refence os the array for a function, because i want have acess to the original elements of the array!!

More one thing, i have a pointer, because i'm using derivated classes, so i need to have a array of pointer to the base.

Code:

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#include <iostream>
typedef int* INTP;

INTP y[10];

void fun(INTP (&x)[10]);

void fun(INTP (&x )[10])
{
        std::cout  << "Hi " << std::endl;

}

int main()
{
        fun(y);
        return 0;
}

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I believe you were refering to the post by "face_master" when you said it ain't working.

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Thaks, whit that form it work's thank you!!!
But there ren't other way, more easy?? anytime a have to creat a new fnction i have to put int_ptr (&x) [10],char_ptr (&y) [10])??

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Originally posted by Nautilus
But there ren't other way, more easy?? anytime a have to creat a new fnction i have to put int_ptr (&x) [10],char_ptr (&y) [10])??

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Nope!! Not one that I know off.....to by-pass this route.. well don't feel disheartened.... lot of C++ freaks on this board..... someone out here... might have a better way :)