daa allocates dynamically in C/C++ arrays of any type that you can take sizeof() in the pointer to pointer … style with an arbitrary number of dimensions, arbitrary starting subscript for each dimension and all data and pointers allocated contiguously in a single malloc()'ed block.
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“01/17/2019 Go to github.com/rahogaboom/daa for the v1.0.5 release. A C++ header file only release. Improvements to doc, cut/paste example test code. The Author: Richard A Hogaboom”
“02/01/2019 Go to github.com/rahogaboom/daa for the v1.0.7 release. A C++ header file only release. Improvements to test code to print moreninformative test output. A non-header file C version is provided. The Author: Richard A Hogaboom”
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“01/17/2019 Go to github.com/rahogaboom/daa for the v1.0.5 release. A C++ header file only release. Improvements to doc, cut/paste example test code. The Author: Richard A Hogaboom”
“02/01/2019 Go to github.com/rahogaboom/daa for the v1.0.7 release. A C++ header file only release. Improvements to test code to print moreninformative test output. A non-header file C version is provided. The Author: Richard A Hogaboom”