Question

I’m trying to create an array of pointer references to a double array. For example;

double[] mylist = new double[100];
fixed (double* p = mylist) { }

Now as the MSDN documentation states, that is equivalent to p = &mylist[0] This is only taking the first value, is it possible to create an array of pointers to variables in another array? Or is the practice to use only one pointer?

Thanks for any help, in advance

Answer 1

Array elements are located in contiguous memory, so it’s usually suffcient to have a pointer to the first element and do pointer arithmetic to get to the others.