Actually, all I've tried so far is to create a pointer to a single 3D array, and that won't work.<BR><BR>I don't have the code available to me now, which I know is dumb for asking this kind of ...

The Checked C extension adds new array and pointer types. The new types include: Single and multi-dimensional arrays with bounds checking. These are specified by placing the keyword _Checked before ...

I'm trying to make a point in my C++/data structures class about two-dimensional arrays being an array of one-dimensional arrays, so I thought I'd be clever and whip up the following quickie ...

In C++, you allocate an array using an array new-expression of the form new T [n]. This expression returns a T * pointing to the first element in the allocated array. Note that both new T and new T [n ...

In my 20 years of C/C++ programming, I’ve had to use a pointer to a function in almost every project. I don’t even recall the circumstances where it would not make a huge un-testable mess ...

It takes as parameters a pointer to the memory area and the new size that is required. If the size is reduced, data may be lost. If the size is increased and the function is unable to extend the ...

The Checked C extension adds new array and pointer types. The new types include: Single and multi-dimensional arrays with bounds checking. These are specified by placing the keyword _Checked before ...