When consolidating duplicate literals, will a C compiler look in the middle of a string?

Question

I have a lot of literal strings in my source code that are otherwise identical except for leading white-spaces (due to a desire to maintain correct indentation). Are compilers smart enough to see that it can reuse the space in memory for both, just offsetting one string by a couple bytes?

Answer 1

简单的回答：不。我不知道有哪个编译器这样做。