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may be this is a sizzle question but please help
void Temp1::caller()
{
char *cc=Called();
printf("sdfasfasfas");
printf("%s",cc);
}
char *Temp1::Called()
{
char a[6]="Hello";
return &a;
}
Here how to print Hello using printf(“%s”,cc);
2 things
You need %s, the string format specifier to print strings.
You are returning the address of a local array variable a[6], it will be destroyed after the function returns. The program should be giving you a segmentation fault. You should be getting a crash. If you are on a linux machine do ulimit -c unlimited, and then run the program. You should see a core dump.