Re: What is the difference between: int a (*daytab)[13] and int a *daytab[13]

Ben Bacarisse wrote:

> santosh <santosh.k83@[EMAIL PROTECTED]
> writes:
> 
>> magicman wrote:
>>
>>> What is the difference  between:  int a (*daytab)[13] and  int a
>>> *daytab[13]
>>> thx
>>
>> In a declaration the first one declares daytab as a pointer to an
>> array of 13 ints. The second declares daytab as an array of 13 int*.
> 
> I guess you are ignoring the "a" in both!

Oops! I'm starting to really believe the research indications that the
brain "reads" what it "wants to read", or "completes" sentences from
partially reading them. Thanks once again for the correction.

>> For the first one
>>
>>   daytab[n]
>>
>> will be of type int
> 
> It will be of type "array of 13 int".  It will be converted to an int
> pointer in most contexts hence, I suspect, the confusion.
> 
>> and for the second one
>>
>>   daytab[n]
>>
>> will be of type int*.
> 
> Yes, in both cases daytab[n] could be further subscripted or passed to
> function that expects and int *.
>