Denis Zaitsev <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| This program:
|
| void x(char *s)
| {
| *s= 'x';
| }
|
| main()
| {
| x("y");
| }
|
| is compiled plainly but cathes SIGSEGV in the
|
| *s= 'x'
|
| line. And it's because the string "y" is put in the .text section.
| And the fact that the x()'s parm is explicitly declared as <char*>,
| not <const char*> does nothing in this case. Should it be considered
| as a bug?
In the program? Yes.
-- Gaby
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