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but how should I use the array in the procedure??
Let's say that I wanted to fill it with a byte stream from a file, how would
I then use it??

something like:

void readStream(char fileName[], unsigned char **memPos){
  ..open file, get length of byte stream etc..
  *memPos = new (unsigned char)[streamLength];
  for (int i = 0; i <= streamLength; i++){
    // I know that I should use only one read for it all, but this is just
an example...
    fread(memPos[i], 1, 1, inFile);
  }
  ...
}

int main(){
  ...
  readStream("splat.dat", &splatData);
  ...
}

Hope you can help!?!