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At the moment
"a" --> 'a', '\n' : Valid C
'a' --> 'a' : Valid C
But 'ab` is invalid
'ab' ---> INVALID C
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This seems a bit inconvenient if you want to write printable
character without a null terminator.
What would be nice is if you are allowed to type this
'subsys_3'
---> {'s','u','b','s','y','s','_','3'}
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To write a string without a null terminator, just specify the array length; if there's no room for the terminator, it'll be omitted. Dress it up in a macro if you want it to be more maintainable: |
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char variable[8] = "subsys_3"; |
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Well, at least it's not in {other} ' general; |
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