well not at all...do you think I'm stupid?
Can you understand what I wrote?
Sure It's not possible to pass different bidimesiona arrays with to a function defined f(ina a[2][3]) becouse c++ perform a array member to member copy offcourse!
But your suppositions letme think you don't understend pretty much what you talk about or reading.....:-|
However your solution again doesent perform a by referance passing to the function but performs a copy of the passed array to the local array to the function and if the array passed ad declared in the function proptipe is quite huge time CPU computing an memory space is widely wasted!
That's not high performed coding...and sound really stupid!
and array aren't passed by referance.At least that you specifically specify that.
Infact you shouldent define a prototipe so:
f(int b[4][4]);
int a[4][4];
to pass an array.. infact
int a[4];
f(int *b);
main()
{
f(a); //this is a by referance passing of the a array
}
