Say in a statement like this
char var;
if( var == 'x');
Do we allocate any memory for ‘x’ at first place?
If yes, which is it (stack/data)?
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Say in a statement like this char var; if( var == ‘x’); Do we
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Say in a statement like this
char var;
if( var == 'x');
Do we allocate any memory for ‘x’ at first place?
If yes, which is it (stack/data)?
Thanks!
The value ‘x’ may be stored directly in the code segment as part of the comparison instruction, or it may be stored in the code segment for an immediate load into a register, or in the data segment for an indirect load or compare. It is up to the compiler.