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Top Forums Programming Looping an array of 2d arrays in C Post 303023506 by Azrael on Tuesday 18th of September 2018 10:26:38 AM
Old 09-18-2018
Ah... That did the trick! Sorry, I guess I was confused as main called the function with (*ptr[2][2])[2] and the function's parameter was in the same format. Usually I try to brute-force every possible combination before posting anything, but I guess I missed that.


I haven't used gdb in a while, but I will have to start again. I'm just more used to strace from work.



Fortunately this should do me on calling all the arrays in this project. Next time I should be posting about a different topic. Much thanks again for all of your patience!
 

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