I'm trying to use the GSL library to solve ODE and I'm having some difficulty using the void pointer
I need to send a parameter over that supposed to contain an array ...
I've been working on a program for a research project in physics. The program is written in C but uses a fortran function (it's called "zgesv" and it's from the ...
lets say I have **array[x][y]; where x and y are other pointers *x and *y. if that's possible. I want to know how I would use a double pointer array to access the values in it or to pass them to another variable or array. The thing with the double pointers is really confusing in C.
I have a quick question about the nature of making a 2D array using pointers, as in int **v; I tried making a little piece of code like this: int **twoDee; int i, j; twoDee = (int**)malloc(X*Y*sizeof(int)); twoDee[2][1] = 5; printf("%d", ...