is this valid int (*f)(int (*[*])[]) c?
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Re: valid code
stumpedatwork@g mail.com wrote:Not as it is;-) First a question: is the 'c' at the end ais this valid int (*f)(int (*[*])[]) c?
typo or is it supposed to be part of that? If not a de-
finintion of a variable 'f' as
int (*f)(int (*[])[]);
is valid. It defines 'f' to be a pointer to a function re-
turning int and taking as its only argument an array of
pointers to arrays of int.
If you have a closer look you will notice that I removed
one '*' from your mix, the one between '[' and ']' in
the argument. As far as I understand the C99 language it
stands for a variable length array. If that is correct
putting back in the '*' should be ok if you have a C99
compliant compiler since it would just change the mea-
ning of the argument part from "an array of pointers to
arrays of int" to "a variable length array of pointers
to arrays of int".
Regards, Jens
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Re: valid code
Thank you Jens. It was a typo. :-)
It was the c99 vla thart puzzled me.
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