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Stran 24
It is this condition that makes a call with a char * argument corresponding to a
const char * parameter legal (as seen throughout the string routines in the C
library). This is legal because in the code char * cp; const char *ccp; ccp = cp; ...
It is this condition that makes a call with a char * argument corresponding to a
const char * parameter legal (as seen throughout the string routines in the C
library). This is legal because in the code char * cp; const char *ccp; ccp = cp; ...
Stran 25
the left operand has type FOO2—a pointer to FOO, where FOO is an unqualified
pointer to a character qualified by the const qualifier, and • the right operand has
type BAZ2—a pointer to BAZ, where BAZ is an unqualified pointer to a character
...
the left operand has type FOO2—a pointer to FOO, where FOO is an unqualified
pointer to a character qualified by the const qualifier, and • the right operand has
type BAZ2—a pointer to BAZ, where BAZ is an unqualified pointer to a character
...
Stran 77
char* const *(*next)(); As we unscramble this declaration, we gradually “white out
” the pieces of it that we have already dealt with, so that we can see exactly how
much remains. Again, remember const means “read-only”. Just because it says ...
char* const *(*next)(); As we unscramble this declaration, we gradually “white out
” the pieces of it that we have already dealt with, so that we can see exactly how
much remains. Again, remember const means “read-only”. Just because it says ...
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2 Its Not a Bug Its a Language Feature | 31 |
3 Unscrambling Declarations in C | 63 |
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