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linden@positive.Eng.Sun.COM (Peter van der Linden) writes:
>John omitted only the reference to the manual, namely 
>section 3.5.3 "Type Qualifiers".   It's not clear why a
>meaningful construct, like a constant pointer to a constant value
>is precluded.  

That construct isn't precluded;

	const int * const a;

is OK.  That declaration has two separate qualifier lists: one associated with
the type (int *) and one associated with the variable, essentially separated
by the *.