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Hi,
I have written an article declaring and using multi-dimensional
pointers in C++. The article tries to address many of the issues
related to multi-dimensional pointers asked in the forum.

Article link:
http://www.geocities.com/varunhostel...cle_Intro.html

Some of the questions answered in the article are:

Chapter 9: How do I dynamically allocate memory for a 3-dimensional
pointer equivalent to an array a[2][3][4]?
Chapter 6: To what extent can I inter-change pointer and array syntax
in C++?
Chapter 11: How do I decipher very long function pointer declarations?
Is there a standard approach for it?
Chapter 11: What is the difference between the two declarations: int
*ptr[5] and int (*ptr) [5]?


I wanted the above topics in the article to be validated by a more
experienced person. I expect that there could be a few subtle
complications that I have missed out on. Please respond
enthusuastically and e-mail your responses or just post in the forum.

Thanks,
Varun Sud
http://www.geocities.com/varunhostel/

"Varun Sud" <> wrote in message
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> Hi,
> I have written an article declaring and using multi-dimensional
> pointers in C++. The article tries to address many of the issues
> related to multi-dimensional pointers asked in the forum.

Well then I need not read it, since there's no such
thing as a multi-dimensional pointer in C++. Pointers
don't have 'dimensions'. They have a type and can
represent an address value (or 'no-address' via a
'NULL' value.)

>
> Article link:
> http://www.geocities.com/varunhostel...cle_Intro.html
>
> Some of the questions answered in the article are:
>
> Chapter 9: How do I dynamically allocate memory for a 3-dimensional
> pointer equivalent to an array a[2][3][4]?
> Chapter 6: To what extent can I inter-change pointer and array syntax
> in C++?
> Chapter 11: How do I decipher very long function pointer declarations?
> Is there a standard approach for it?
> Chapter 11: What is the difference between the two declarations: int
> *ptr[5] and int (*ptr) [5]?
>
>
> I wanted the above topics in the article to be validated by a more
> experienced person. I expect that there could be a few subtle
> complications that I have missed out on. Please respond
> enthusuastically and e-mail your responses or just post in the forum.

How about you read the C++ FAQ first?

http://www.parashift.com/c++-faq-lite/

-Mike