Stack-based string data starts on the stack and uses the stack for as long as possible. If and when an event occurs that would cause a stack buffer overrun, buffer data is automatically moved to the heap. One subtle point from this is that you should always ask a string for its buffer data directly.
There are two ways to create stack-based data. The first is to use the
attach() function. The second is to use the Str() constructor that calls
attach() as a part of its implementation. The constructor is
shown here. The attach() function is detailed in chapter 6.
// One way char buff[32]; Str x(buff, sizeof(buff)); // Use The Macro for the same result STR(x,32); // Another way, this keeps the initialized data char *buff = "Hello World"; Str x(buff, sizeof(buff), false);