> Actually, I have 'C' question regarding the above code. Where does the
> "-" live in RAM? Does the compiler generated a data hunk such that this
> string will be apart of the final executable and each invocation of this
> routine would result in a pointer to that 'global' location being
> returned?
> Or does it allocate the memory for, and initialize, the "-" on the stack?
> If so, isn't returning a "-" a dangerous act?
>
> In fact, isn't returning a "-" dangerous either way without the
> protoype being:
One copy, usually in the text segment because it is ready-only.
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