Philip Ashmore writes:
> "reference to a char *" should read "reference to a char * on the stack"
gcc does warn about obvious instances of this; do you know why it
doesn't in this case?
For instance in this case:
#include
char *f ()
{
char a[10];
return strcpy (a, "hello");
"reference to a char *" should read "reference to a char * on the stack"
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Hi there.
It turns out that the problem was in the debug version - it shouldn't have
worked.
Further, the compiler should have noticed a reference to a stack variable being
returned,
but that didn't happen either.
It's still my bad though. Sorry if I've wasted your time.
Maybe this problem ca
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