Multidimensional Arrays and Pointers
So basically i've came across a strange thing:
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char strings** smthing;
char strings[24][120];
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Well, is that the same thing?
because if i make
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char string **smthing;
smthing[1] = "lel";
//it just werks
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Can you explain me that?
So basically i've came across a strange thing:
1 2
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char strings** smthing;
char strings[24][120];
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Well, is that the same thing? |
No.
because if i make
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char string **smthing;
smthing[1] = "lel";
//it just werks
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Can you explain me that? |
Yes. Dereferencing an uninitialized pointer results in undefined behavior. Anything can happen, including that it
appears to work.
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I just have a library that as parameters for a function has
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void myfunc(const char **params)
{
//lel
}
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And when i need to access a "param" i would type accordingly
params[0] or params[1]
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