Julia, Lars,
Also specifying multiple qualifiers does not seem work.
E.g. "const volatile void *p" or even "const const void *p"
Are these meaningful?
The first one should have practical applications. The second one not really,
I guess it is legal C to keep the grammar simple.
A memory location whose contents are controlled by a real time clock
is one use for:
const volatile void *time_now;
const const void *p;
used to be a constraint violation, but in C11 this was removed to
make things less tiresome for automatic code generators.
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