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Paul A. White (pwhite@cse.utoledo.edu) wrote:
: 	While tutoring some students in a Unix and C class, I came across a 
: problem of my own.  I was trying to pass a multi-dimensional array to 
: and from functions via address.  The problem arose when trying to 
: refernce(for this instance a 2D array) the array as it was defined.
: For instance:
: 	int matrix[20][20];
: is referenced matrix[i][j].  Now when that is passed to a function,
: it can only be referenced as a single dimensional array, matrix[x],
: where the limit on x is i*j. This was my only solution, and I was curious
: if there is some other way to pass or cast the variable so that it can
: be referenced the same way it is defined.  I included a simple sample
: program in hopes of clarifying my question.  Please send any replies
: to pwhite@cse.utoledo.edu, I don't get around to reading the newsgroups
: as often as I like.
: Thank You

	I apologize for posting this in this newsgroup, it does not belong
here, I found that out quickly from all of the flames I received, I did
receive a lot of solutions, thank you to those who helped me, and to those
of you who flamed me, Sorry I posted in the wrong newsgroup, and piss off!