Thread: pointer to pointer manipulation

I'm having some confusion trying to access pAdditionalFileNames in the function below. Basically I have been passing that function as shown:

Code:

			wstring additions[3];
			additions[0] = L"black.dll";
			additions[1] = L"white.dll";
			additions[2] = L"yellow.dll";
			//additions[3] = L"green.dll";

			PdfPrnInstCopyDriverFilesExW(L"E:\\test",
									L"E:\\Research\\Hello",
									(const WCHAR**) additions,
                                                                         sizeof(additions));

into the function as shown:

Code:

BOOL someFunc(const WCHAR* destFolder, const WCHAR* pSourceFolder,  const WCHAR** pAdditionalFileNames,  size_t nAdditionalFileNamesSize)
{
	// Determine amount of additional files passed to the function by
	// dividing the amount of bytes needed by amount of bytes per entry (32 bytes/entry)
	size_t nEntries = nAdditionalFileNamesSize/32;

	wcout << "nAdditionalFileNamesSize = " << nAdditionalFileNamesSize << endl;

	/*wstring *pAddFileNamesStrings = (wstring*) pAdditionalFileNames;
	for (int i=1; i < 5; i++)
	{
		wcout << "file " << i << " = " << *pAddFileNamesStrings << endl;
		pAddFileNamesStrings++;
	}*/
	

	return TRUE;
}

I have tried the code highlighted in green to address the pointer to pointer, however, it seems that I am not addressing the memory properly, hence runtime errors during testing. Does anyone have pointers on ways to obtain the contents of pAdditionalFileNames? Thanks.