------- Comment #4 from anton dot kirillov at rd-software dot com 2006-01-27
14:20 -------
(In reply to comment #3)
> I have not looked into the standard yet but if GCC's warning message is
> correct
> this is valid but deprecated code which allows for a compiler to accept it or
> not.
>
deprecated this converiont:
void foo( char* )
{
}
int main()
{
foo( "lalala" );
}
i.e. convresion from strings literal to char*, but the result of expression (0
? "a" : "b") IS NOT STRING LITERAL!!! IT'S CONST CHAR[2]!!! ( See 5.16 )
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