Alexandr Druzhinin:
there is the following C function:void foo(const void** data); in C I can do: int data[N][M]; data[0][0] = ..; data[0][1] = ..; data[1][0] = ..; data[1][1] = ..;foo(data); // for C code it works and in D code it doesn't (compile, but do nothing)
That C code doesn't look correct, because the given data contains no pointers. Why don't you show us a complete compilable runnable correct tiny C program, that we have to translate to D? Bye, bearophile
