If you want to modify a pointer to pointer you need to pass a pointer to pointer to pointer.
I am lost.
In C, if you want to let a function change a variable (let’s call it x), you need to pass it a pointer to x.
If x is a pointer to a pointer (**), in order to let a function edit x, you need to pass it to a pointer to x (in that case, a pointer to a pointer to a pointer ***).
This reminds me of the “and and and and and and and” sentences. lol
Only real Three Star Programmers can handle this amount of indirection
I love how “Three-Star Programmer” is a perjurative term in C/C++ circles.
yo dawg
Why did I get slightly aroused by this?
Imagine the innermost is function pointer.
Are you? This is plain and simple C.
Villain flashback backstory for the Rust movie.
Statements dreamed up by the utterly deranged.
