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I want to call my C or assembler function with a reference parameter in a string. Why can you just use the pointer returnedby _parc() to modify a string parameter?

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I want to call my C or assembler function with a reference parameter in a string. Why can you just use the pointer returnedby _parc() to modify a string parameter?

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Last updated 23 July 1991; Contributions by Ted Means Clipper 5.0 performed under-the-hood memory optimizations that sometimes resulted in two strings being assigned the same pointer.

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