double array into function

[C]

int input (int *cox, int *coy, int *board[3][3]); /*declare fun*/
input(&cox, &coy, &board); /*call func*/
int input (int *cox, int *coy, int *board[3][3]); /*header*/

I am trying to pass a 2d array into a function. I have follwed all the instructions but it still wont work. above are my calls. This is the error that I get:

"lab12_3.c", line 22.22: 1506-280 (E) Function argument assignment between types "int*(*)[3]" and "int(*)[3][3]" is not allowed.

Can someone please help me. I am completely stuck

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[almost_here]

You can't use the whole array as a pointer - a pointer can point at only one memory location. You want to do something like this i believe :

#include <stdio.h>

void myfunc(int *myp);

int main(void) {
   
   int myarray[5][5];
  
   myarray[0][0]=999;
   myarray[0][1]=223;
   myarray[0][2]=534;

   // Pass a pointer to the first position in your 2d array
   myfunc(&myarray[0][0]);      

   return 1;

}

void myfunc(int *myp) {

// display the integer at that location and 
// at an integer's worth of memory after that etc.

   printf("%d %d %d",*myp, *(myp+1), *(myp+2));
}

Does this help?

Almosthere

[almost_here]

Sorry. .. in C++ mode

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