Well, GCC complains about
as expected:Code:"string"[3] = 0;
But it has no qualms withCode:constchar.c:4: error: assignment of read-only location
I just thought it was strange . . . .Code:char *string = "string"; string[3] = 0;
Well, GCC complains about
as expected:Code:"string"[3] = 0;
But it has no qualms withCode:constchar.c:4: error: assignment of read-only location
I just thought it was strange . . . .Code:char *string = "string"; string[3] = 0;
dwk
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