Post #3222404
2026-06-09 11:38 UTC
In the C programming language. Or do you mean which C project specifically? Because as Technus surmises in their response, it's usually a better idea to set up aliases (typedefs or heck, even #defines) so that you're offloading some of the mental strain keeping track of the layers, and that's likely to be what happens in production code.
But the underlying data type is still T***.
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@MonkderVierte@lemmy.zip 2026-06-09 11:52
Yeah, that: where you need multidimensional arrays dynamically allocated. And like i thought; more of a bad pattern. The purpose of a higher level language is to decrease mental load, no? Well, there’s likely some niche usecases i can’t imagine too; i’m not a C++ dev.