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Subject:	Re: Passing array to function trouble.
Date:	Mon, 15 Jan 2001 00:27:05 GMT
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In article <rxq86.4295$wt2 DOT 34296 AT news1 DOT oke DOT nextra DOT no>,
  "Jon" <lennier AT online DOT no> wrote:
> Does anyone know how I can pass an array like this: char a[20][30];
to a
> function?
> How would the prototype for a function which would take this as an
argument,
> and how should
> it be passed to the function?
>
>

Just pass it as a pointer, prototype shall be like this

void aFunction (char *p);

sl.


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