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Considering the 3 following declarations:

1 - char **foo;
2 - char *foo[];
3 - char foo[][];

I know that there is a (big !) difference in memory reservation, but I do not know
if foo IS or IS NOT of the same type in these three cases.

To summarize my question :
Is the first one securely usable for casting a variable of the third kind, when
calling a function where it is defined as the second kind ?

Follwing is a description (the 2 functions are in differents sources files) :

myexample()
{
	char foo[MAX_X][MAX_Y];
	...
	myfunc( (char **)foo );
}

void myfunc( char *foo[MAX_X] )
{
...
}

Can anybody help me ? Is it system-dependent ?

Many thanks in advance,

Philippe.

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