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According to the article both str and str2 will point to the same char[] on the heap, but they are represented by two different RString objects. As you said whe
by pedrocr 13y ago
According to the article both str and str2 will point to the same char[] on the heap, but they are represented by two different RString objects. As you said when you want to access str and str2 you need to look them up in a table. So why not have both entries on the table point to the same RString, instead of pointing to two different RString's that point to the same char[]?
- alecdbrooks 13y agoI'm sorry, I misunderstood your question. Apparently what you describe is actually the case, as the link posted by danieldk below describes.