Original Problem I have an existing 2D array that is already filled with data for a matrix. I also have a structure that has a pointer looking like this double ** pointer. That being said. Here's a miniature version of the problem Code: int main (){ int stuff [2][2]; stuff[0][0] = 1; stuff[0][1] = 2; stuff[1][0] = 3; stuff[1][1] = 4; int **pointer; int i; int j; pointer = stuff[0][0]; //Here lies the problem: Its an incompatible pointer type for (i = 0; i < 2; i++){ for (j = 0; j < 2; j++){ printf("%i\n", (*(*(pointer+i)+j))); } } return 0; } So my problem with this is that I don't understand pointers well enough to see what is wrong with this. From what I understand, the pointer is pointing at the first memory address of array, but I get the incompatible pointer type problem, which is confusing me. Can someone explain why this is wrong and how it should be properly coded. Thanks.
