[Hexagon] Replace strlen in constant initialization with sizeof - #10381
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Strlen is not constexpr everywhere, so replace it with sizeof.
In C++ sizeof("string") works fine, since "string" has type
"const char [...]".
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…he#10381) Strlen is not constexpr everywhere, so replace it with sizeof. In C++ sizeof("string") works fine, since "string" has type "const char [...]".
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Strlen is not constexpr everywhere, so replace it with
sizeof. In C++sizeof("string")works fine, since"string"has type"const char [...]".