How Pointer of Multi-Dimension Arrays Work in C

Question

I\'m experimenting with the concept of pointer to multi-dimension array in C. Suppose I want to process a multi-dimensional array via a function. The code kinda looks like t

Answer 1

This won't work:

void proc_arr(int ***array)
{
    (*array)[0][1] = 10;
}

Because, behind the scenes the compiler will have to change this into an offset into memory relative to the start of the array. That means it needs to know the dimensions of the array. You have not declared those in the function signature.