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Hopefully this makes sense. I've cut down the actual code to make this short. I have a series of strings as shown:
char code Num1[] = {"One "}; char code Num2[] = {"Two "}; char code Num3[] = {"Three"};
code char code *CHNLTable[] = { Num1, Num2, Num3};
void func(void){ unsigned int *myptr; myptr = &CHNLTable; ...code that uses myptr }
I only ment that address of array is a pointer to the first element of the array (in terms of both type and actual binary value). Actually, that is how I would define the term 'address of array'.
Yes, however, a pointer has an address whereas an address does not. Jon