It looks like a way to statically ensure that name is a string literal and not some other type.
If you do (void)"" "hello"; then it is a valid C expression.
But if you do something like (void)"" 1; then you get a syntax error.
It looks like a way to statically ensure that name is a string literal and not some other type.
If you do (void)"" "hello"; then it is a valid C expression.
But if you do something like (void)"" 1; then you get a syntax error.
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