Code looks like this:

void funct(double a[3]){
   vector<double[3]> b;
   b.push_back(a);
   }

Getting the following error in VC++ 5.0:
error C2664: 'push_back' : cannot convert parameter 1 from 'double []'
to 'const
double (&)[3]'

Questions:

1)What is a 'const double (&)[3]'?

2)Is 'vector<double[3]> b;' legal?

3)I can always use a vector<vector <double> > and get the same type of
results,
but I think it will be slower, and reallocation for each internal vector
could
be expensive.  How do I do this?  I need a sizable array of a triplet of
double
values.  [] access can be very nice.

4)I'm also working with quite a few multidimensional arrays.  Any
repository of
info on the web about such structures using STL or not?

Email or Newsgroup answers would be greatly appreciated.

Thanks in advance,
--
E. Fausett
Student - Shape Modeling Lab
University of Aizu

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