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I know that I am asking an incredibly low level question, but I am unfamiliar with C and am trying to convert an expression to Objective-C. What does this mean?
double (*x)[2]
Thanks.
With a semicolon at the end, it declares and defines a pointer (named
x) to a array of 2 doubles. If it’s a function (or method) argument, its type is the same: a pointer to an array of 2 doubles.