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When I am debugging a C program, and watch a pointer to a string, in the watch window of eclipse, the value is 0x5107ba0 “\374\003xxx”
So I think 0x5107ba0 is the address of the pointer. “\003” means the 0x03, but what is “\374”? one byte has a maximum of 255, so 374 need more than one byte to store.
Or “\374” mean octal 374?
Yes, it’s octal. It’s 252, or 0xfc. Octal has a maximum value of 0377 in 8 bits.