String Literals

[highwayman]

Are string literals put on the stack? Dose that mean that they automatically - uh - disappear like regular ints and stuff? Is this safe

void fnc(){
  char* x = (char*)"bijhjbhjbjhbjhvuhv";
  x = (char*)"jjjki";
}

and this illegal?

char* fnc(){
  char* x = (char*)"gghh";
  return x;
}

Am I asking stupid questions?
Edit: actually if I was asking stupid questions I’d know the answer so these are fine lol I’m dumb.

[kbw]

Are string literals put on the stack?

No. They're put in a data segment that can be read-only where possible. That's why you had those warnings that you've attempted to cast away.

The corrected version are:

void fnc() {
  const char* x = "bijhjbhjbjhbjhvuhv";
  x = "jjjki";
}

const char* fnc() {
  const char* x = "gghh";
  return x;
}

And yes, they're legal.

[highwayman]

that you've attempted to cast away.

XD ya know that about sums up the entirety of my programming experience right there lol.
Thank you, I forgot about that. :)