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From: Chad Bremmon <chad.bremmon@comm.hq.af.mil>
Subject: Re: Constants: how are they allocated?
Date: 1996/05/02
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Justin Gombos wrote:
> 
> When a constant is assigned to a variable, is the constant stored on the
> stack, or in the heap?When a constant is assigned to a variable, the constant will not move or change. I believe that 
where the variable goes is compiler defined.  Common practice places non-dynamic variables on the 
stack.

Chad