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Recursion-Backtracking in C function arguments
Thanks for replies but i solved the problem I was true i could not pass the 2-dimensional array to a function as an argument and hoping that this array would be a local variable to the function. So, what i did actually was the following: Have the array as a global variable: int Array[8][8]...- aliakmonas
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Recursion-Backtracking in C function arguments
Trust me i have tried it and still does not work. The CopyArray is changed as well as we pass it as a parameter to a function. Maybe it is not possible every nested caller to have its personal copy, what do you think?- aliakmonas
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- Forum: C
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Recursion-Backtracking in C function arguments
Hi i am having the following problem: I am using Recursion in C. Clearly i have a function like that: void Test(int times,int Array[5][5]) { times++; for (i=0;i<3;i++) Test(times,Array[5][5]); } My problem: i cannot get 'earlier' versions of the 2-dimensional array when i do...- aliakmonas
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