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krotoff@boy.rector.msu.su (Alexsander Krotoff) writes:

>I have a questio: is it mentioned in the c++ draft standard are
>string literals lvalues or not ? Is it possible to take an address
>of string ?

No, the current C++ draft does not specify this. :-(
However, the C standard does specify that string literals are lvalues
and hence that their address can be taken, and it is pretty likely
that the eventual C++ standard will say the same thing.

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