[kaos]
> char __initdata *cmd[] = {
> "command1",
> "command2",
> "command3",
> NULL
> };
Actually it works fine with '-fwritable-strings'. But then you lose
for the rest of the file! Otherwise, the following works, provided you
can put up with fixed-length strings:
char cmd[][9] __initdata = {
"command1",
"command2",
"command3",
NULL
};
> static __initdata char str_command1[] = "command1";
> static __initdata char str_command2[] = "command2";
> static __initdata char str_command3[] = "command3";
> char __initdata *cmd[] = {
> str_command1,
> str_command2,
> str_command3,
> NULL
> };
Yes it works but it's too hard.
> char __initdata *cmd[] = {
> __initdata "command1",
> __initdata "command2",
> __initdata "command3",
> NULL
> };
Nope, parse error.
Peter
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