If you can possibly include the "magic" strings that Free Pascal has, you'll be light years ahead of just plain C strings. They're counted, reference counted, and copy on modify. You don't have to allocate/free them, and they can contain gigabytes of ASCII, Unicode, or Binary data.
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If you can possibly include the "magic" strings that Free Pascal has, you'll be light years ahead of just plain C strings. They're counted, reference counted, and copy on modify. You don't have to allocate/free them, and they can contain gigabytes of ASCII, Unicode, or Binary data.