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Gabriel Margarido · Nov 11th, 2007, 10:05 AM

I have a simple function like:

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void H2(double r, double **H) {
  H[0][0]=r*(1-r); H[0][1]=(1-r)*(1-r); H[0][2]=r*r; H[0][3]=r*(1-r);
  H[1][0]=(1-r)*(1-r); H[1][1]=r*(1-r); H[1][2]=r*(1-r); H[1][3]=r*r;
  H[2][0]=r*r; H[2][1]=r*(1-r); H[2][2]=r*(

Nov 11th, 2007, 10:05 AM	#1
Gabriel Margarido Newbie Join Date: Nov 2007 Posts: 9 Rep Power: 0	Incompatible pointer type (double pointer in a function) I have a simple function like: C Syntax (Toggle Plain Text) void H2(double r, double *H) { H[0][0]=r(1-r); H[0][1]=(1-r)(1-r); H[0][2]=rr; H[0][3]=r(1-r); H[1][0]=(1-r)(1-r); H[1][1]=r(1-r); H[1][2]=r(1-r); H[1][3]=rr; H[2][0]=rr; H[2][1]=r(1-r); H[2][2]=r(

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Incompatible pointer type (double pointer in a function)