Re: char * vs char[]

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06-25-2003

C Wood escribió:

> void some_func() {
> char temp[] = "prepend"; /*This one*/
> char *temp= "prepend"; /*Or this one*/
> strcat(temp," before this");
> }

None of them. char temp []= "prepend"; allocates just the space needed
for the characters of the string plus the zero terminator. If you strcat
to it you are out of space.

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