char msg[] = "warning";
and
char msg1[] = {"warning"};
seem to be dealt with differently. I belive both are valid C but I
don't have a recent enough ARM to check if they are both still valid
in C++. egcs 1.1.1 run with -Wall -pedantic seems content though.
Thanks.
cheers
bruce
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root [0] char msg[] = "warning";
root [1] msg
(char* 0x4ac628)"warning"
root [2] char msg1[] = {"warning"}
root [3] msg1
(char* 0x442a60)"(D*h"
root [4]