Comment Comment by WalterBright D does not use `char a[..]` as syntax for anything.A pointer is declared as `char* p`, and an array as `char[] p`.A two dimensional array parameter is declared as: void transpose(double[][] a); Having to specify the dimensions as separate parameters is an unfortunate design choice:1. It's clumsy to have to carry the dimensions around as separate items, rather than as one item2. If the wrong X or Y is supplied, you have a massive memory corruption problem parent WalterBright 1 day ago
A pointer is declared as `char* p`, and an array as `char[] p`.
A two dimensional array parameter is declared as:
Having to specify the dimensions as separate parameters is an unfortunate design choice:1. It's clumsy to have to carry the dimensions around as separate items, rather than as one item
2. If the wrong X or Y is supplied, you have a massive memory corruption problem