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Section 7.1.6 contains the following statement:

	``Unless explicitly declared extern, a const
	object does not have external linkage and
	must be initialized.''

Does that prohibit the following code?

	new const int;

This allocates an uninitialized const object. 
Seems like this should be explicitly prohibited (assuming
there's no constructor, of course.) Is it?

Incidently, section 5.3.3 says:

	``If [a new-initializer is] not [present], the object
	will start out with an unspecified value.''

Thus, an unitialized const dynamic object has and keeps
forever an unspecified value. This should be prohibited.

None of the compilers I tested detected this error.

Daniel Edelson