Trass3r wrote: > >Let's check all the possible cases: > >void foo(const int *non_const_ptr_to_const, > > char *const const_ptr_to_non_const, > > const float *const const_ptr_to_const); > > > >In D2 you cannot express char *const. That's due to the transitivity of > >const. You can only do a const char* which is a constant pointer to > >constant. > >That's why I think foo should become in D2 > >void foo(const int*, char *, const(float*)); > > Don't you mean foo(const(int)*, char*, const float*)?
Right. Found this out myself a minute ago. Thanks. And as you say const float* is equivalent to const(float*). You're right const float* is better than const(float*). Jens
