Why don't ANSI C compilers flag the use of a string literal argument in a function call in which the correponding parameter does not have a const qualifier? For example, the following code could generate an exception by trying to write to read only memory.Why don't ANSI C compilers flag the use of a st
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字符串文字与C中的const char *
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