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HOWTO: const and pointer variants in C and C++
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[QUOTE="James Kanze, post: 3674851"] It's generally true of top-level const. Something like: int const i = 42 ; , for example. The compiler knows that regardless of what happens elsewhere in a legal program, i will always be equal to 42. In C, probably, since such variables can't be used in constant expressions. In C++, it's actually quite common. [/QUOTE]
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