Passing dynamic array by reference?

[InDustWeTrust]

So, in board.h I have:

class Tile
	{
	public:
		enum State { Empty, Player, Opponent };
		State state;
	};

in go.h I have:

void OpponentTurn(Board, Board::Tile[]);


and in go.cpp I have:

go.OpponentTurn(board, tile);

and

void Go::OpponentTurn(Board board, Board::Tile *tile)
{
	int input1, input2;

	/* code */

	tile[input1+(input2*board.Size)].state=Board::Tile::Opponent;
}

Now, how do I have the tile.state stay Board::Tile::Opponent when I come out of the function?

Thanks

[LB]

It is passed by pointer already, you already manipulate existing memory. Passing the pointer by reference would allow you to assign a new value to the pointer, but in this case it is not what you want to do. Your code already has the behavior you want, are you getting unexpected results?

[InDustWeTrust]

Once I get out of the function, I believe tile[input1+(input2*board.Size)].state has gone back to Board::Tile::Empty. Am I wrong?

If I am wrong, then the problem's got to be something else :/

Thanks

Edit: I found the problem. It was somewhere else in the code, thanks.