Hi Neil.

 NH> What _really_ confused me was the thought that since

 NH> int IntArray[100];

 NH> is a pointer to 100 consecutive integers,

no, it's the address of 100 consecutive integers. a pointer is a variable
you can change the addreess it indicatees. an array has a fixed address

 NH> int * pIntArray = new int[100];

 NH> must be a pointer to a pointer to 100 consecutive integers.

 NH> Bzzzzt.  Wrong!

now it follows logically that this pointer indicates the address of 100
coonsecutive integers.

by "fixed address" above I mean the programmer can change the address.
if it's an auto (variable stored on the stack) with recursion etc different
instances of the array may have different addresses

 -=> Bye <=-

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