From: kiran.tangeeda@googlemail.com   
      
   Here is a code snippet:   
   =============   
   int **ptr;   
   int intArr[3][5];   
   ptr = intArr;   
   =============   
      
   This gives the error on g++ compiler:   
   error: cannot convert ‘int [3][5]’ to ‘int**’ in assignment   
      
   I have tried other variants as well, like   
   int const **ptr = intArr;   
   and   
   ptr = &intArr[0];   
      
   I still got the same error. Can anyone explain the reason here.   
      
   Thanks,   
   Kiran   
      
      
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