Hezekiah M. Carty wrote:

>I am attempting to use camlidl to wrap a function with the following C
>prototype portion (see [1] for the full prototype):
>
>... void c_plriddata( ... int nptsx, ... int nptsy, [out,
>size_is(nptsx,nptsy)] double ** zg ...);
>
>There is a lot more in the full prototype [1], but these are the
>important bits for this question.  In this form, the 2D zg array is
>not allocated as I would have expected.  Rather than allocating a
>rectangular nptsx by nptsy array, the generated C is:
>
>zg = camlidl_malloc(nptsx * sizeof(double *), _ctx);
>
>  
>
I think the problem is with your C code.  zg is defined as a pointer to 
a pointer- not a pointer to an array!  And yes, Virginia, there is a 
difference.  If c_plriddata is accessing this pointer as a pointer to an 
array, you probably have a bug in your C code.

Brian