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Subject: array declarations....
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Date: Tue, 22-Sep-87 22:39:27 EDT
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hi all,
   This may seem to be a simple and stupid question, but I can't find
an answer to it. Both the prof. and the class were wondering how you
declare a pointer to an array of pointers of type int.
   What we finally thought of is
       int *(* x)[5];
but, we aren't sure.....
If this is incorrect, could you please tell me the correct answer, and
explain what int *(* x)[5]; REALLY means....

                          Thanks in advance,
                          Greg Welych

p.s.:  please respond directly to me, and if wanted, I'd be willing to post
       a summary.

BITNET address:  GJWELYCH@SUNRISE.BITNET
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