Sure, e.g., to iterate over the elements of a 3D array.
Type: Posts; User: laserlight
Sure, e.g., to iterate over the elements of a 3D array.
And indeed multip[i][j] dereferences the pointer named multip. The point here is that the conversion of an array to a pointer to its first element is canonical in C. Trying to avoid that by passing a...
I don't see the point of adding an unnecessary level of indirection. In my opinion, multip[j] is (slightly) more readable than (*multip)[i][j]. Furthermore, the expression (*multip)[i][j] [i]can be...