Let's say that after this
char *sz = new char[4];
strcpy(sz, "AAA");
sz is 0x100. Will sz always point to the "AAA" and still be 0x100 during the life of my application? What I mean is that there will be lots of memory allocations/movements/etc as my application runs and I want to be certain that sz is always 0x100 and is always point to the right place. In other words, I want to reference "AAA" through any other pointer that I assign to 0x100:
//In 10 days after I started my application
char *sz1 = 0x100;
//sz1 still points to "AAA"
Is this true?