How do I initialize an array with the address of another array in C++? -

say have class class1 array declared array1, in class1.h, have like

class class1{ public:     int array1[2]; } 

and later, in different class's .cpp file, have

class1* class = new class1(); int array0[2]; array0 = class->array1; 

however, gives me error

invalid array assignment

how can set addresses of arrays equal each other can modify remotely?

you can't refer array array. have either bind reference array of same type, or use array-like type such std::array<int, 2>.

array reference:

class1 a; int (&array0)[2] = a.array1;  // array0 reference a.array1 

std::array reference:

#include <array>  class class1{ public:     std::array<int, 2> array1; }; 

then

class1 a; std::array<int, 2>& array0 = a.array1; // array0 reference a.array1 

both these approaches ensure full type information of array available via reference. means, example, can use references std::begin , std::end or in range-based for-loop.

note class keyword. should not use naming variables.