[SOLVED] Value of a pointer to a multidimensional array?

[WitchCraft]

Question to the program below:

Basically I have a list of offsets for different games, stored in a multidimensional array.

Now I have such a list for the offsets in Linux, Windows and Mac,

Then I want to determine the OS, and assign the right list to a pointer.
Now I made the list for Linux, and made the pointer, and assigned the pointer the array address.

Then I quickly wanted to test whether the result is right.
But it returns a different/incorrect value from the pointer... why?
What am I doing wrong?





#include <iostream>

#define QUAKE3_ARENA 0
#define OPENARENA 1
#define URBAN_TERROR 2
#define TREMULOUS 3

#define VM_Create_ADDR 0
#define VM_Call_ADDR 1
#define VM_ArgPtr_ADDR 2
#define cl_ADDR 3
#define R_GetModelByHandle_ADDR 4
#define Cvar_Set2_ADDR 5
#define Com_MD5File_ADDR 6


int main()
{
unsigned long offsets_linux[][7] =
{
// VM_Create_ADDR, VM_Call_ADDR, VM_ArgPtr_ADDR, CLIENT_ADDR, R_GetModelByHandle_ADDR, Cvar_Set2_ADDR, Com_MD5File_ADDR
{ 0x0, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0, 0x0, 0X0 }, // QUAKE3_ARENA
{ 0x080C95B4, 0x080C8C88, 0x080C8866, 0x08830360, 0x081677A0, 0x08085C1A, 0x080905E0 }, // OPENARENA
{ 0x080C8ABC, 0x080C8190, 0x080C7D6E, 0x087C9C60, 0x081675AC, 0x08084AE2, 0x0808F4E8 }, // URBAN_TERROR
{ 0x080C6468, 0x080C5B3C, 0x080C571A, 0x088292C0, 0x08163638, 0x0808575A, 0x0 } // TREMULOUS
};
printf("Offset: 0x%08X\n", offsets_linux[URBAN_TERROR][Com_MD5File_ADDR]);

unsigned long (*poffset)[4][7] ;

poffset = &offsets_linux ;
printf("Offset: 0x%08X\n", *poffset[URBAN_TERROR][Com_MD5File_ADDR]);

return EXIT_SUCCESS ;
}


Edit:
Oh, never mind, I got it:
It's operator precedence, this must be: (*poffset)[URBAN_TERROR][Com_MD5File_ADDR]);