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Problem with pointers
Hello,
I have this small problem. Have to 3 dimensional arrays: int test1[12][12][12], test2[12][12][12]; In a for loop, I test a condition, and work on one of them. There are many iterations in the for loop. Instead of writing an if-else condition and two seperate codes inside the if-else, I want to have a pointer that points to one of them so that I can use the same code for working on the array. To do that, I declare a pointer: int *ptest; and I do as assignment: ptest = &test1[0][0][0]; when I use ptest[i][j][k], I get a compile time error saying variable is neither an array or pointer. Any idea, how I can make this work. thanks |
Re: Problem with pointers
I got it working. I was a single level pointer. I had to use ptest[i*m+j*n+k] to make it work.
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