how to create a string literal as a function argument via string concatenation in c
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I need to pass a string literal to a function
myfunction("arg1" CONSTANT "arg1");
now part of that constructed string literal needs to be a function return
stmp = createString(); myfunction("arg1" stmp "arg2");
is there any way to do this in one line? myfunction("arg1" createString() "arg2"); //doesn't work ... why not? what instead?
NOTE: C only please.
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