"string"
Strings can be specified as expressions in the C format. You can use all ANSI C escape sequences within strings. For example, double quotation marks within a string are specified with the escape sequence \".
A string that you specify in a CodeView command is volatile, and you cannot rely on its existence for longer than the execution of the command. This means that you can pass a string to a function, but you cannot assign a string to a character pointer variable. For example, the command:
? pChar = "string"
is not valid. However, you can change a pointer to refer to a different string in your program. Also, if the pointer addresses a section of memory large enough to accommodate the string, you can use the Memory Enter (ME) command to fill the memory with a new string.