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More About Pointers 10 —Suspicious spy's proverb the layout of
multidimensional arrays...an array of pointers is an “Iliffe vector”...using pointers
for ragged arrays... passing a one-dimensional array to a function... using
pointers to pass a ...
More About Pointers 10 —Suspicious spy's proverb the layout of
multidimensional arrays...an array of pointers is an “Iliffe vector”...using pointers
for ragged arrays... passing a one-dimensional array to a function... using
pointers to pass a ...
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This is fully covered in Chapter 3 on declarations. An array of pointers that
implements support for a multidimensional array is variously termed an “Iliffe
vector,” a “display,” or a “dope vector.” A display is also used in Britain to mean a
vector of ...
This is fully covered in Chapter 3 on declarations. An array of pointers that
implements support for a multidimensional array is variously termed an “Iliffe
vector,” a “display,” or a “dope vector.” A display is also used in Britain to mean a
vector of ...
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The identical reference squash[i][j] works for accessing any of these definitions,
though the kind of access is different in the different cases. Just as with an array
of arrays, an individual character in an Iliffe vector will be referenced with two ...
The identical reference squash[i][j] works for accessing any of these definitions,
though the kind of access is different in the different cases. Just as with an array
of arrays, an individual character in an Iliffe vector will be referenced with two ...
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Uporabnikova ocena - kalafjj - LibraryThingA very enjoyable read. Not only will you learn aspects of C in great detail (the section on pointers vs. array is excellent), but the author writes in a witty manner I haven't typically found in programming books. (The style reminded me a bit of Programming Perl by Larry Wall.) Celotno mnenje
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