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@Hosch250 I am a guy lol chill

I hope there are no feminists here haha

@Mast did you just assume I am a guy XD

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Thank you for that link. Yeah I thought about using vector but need to change code in several places. Anyway I will make it constant integer literal and test the code. Do you have any idea why it runs in C though?

How do I make it work I used to code this way in C and this doesn't work in C++ :(

@Hosch250 m and n are initialised during compilation that's not an issue. The code compiles fine in C. The error is the following "error: cannot initialize a parameter of type 'int ()[]' with an lvalue of type 'int (*)[n]"

Can someone tell me why this doesn't compile in C++ 11?

Congrats