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When you have an array like this:
int foo[3][2][2]; and you make:
int *bar = &foo[0][0][0]; Is this the way it works?
*bar == foo[0][0][0]; *(bar+1) == foo[0][0][1]; *(bar+2) == foo[0][1][0]; *(bar+3) == foo[0][1][1]; *(bar+4) == foo[1][0][0]; I’m not sure and have a bit of code dependent on if that works.
Yes, that’s called row major ordering, and is what C is using.