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Why doesn’t this code work at making a 2D array pointers in c++? The compiler complains about the second line not being a modifiable l-value.
int* g[2][2];
g[0] = new (int*)[2];
The type of
g[0]isint* [2], i.e. it’s an array. You cannot assign to an array.It’s not clear what you’re trying to achieve, so I can’t offer a solution. If you clarify your question, I may be able to do better.