Diego Novillo wrote: > Remove the const in the C FE. A const qualifier in a pass-by-value > argument does not really add any useful information. It's different > if this was a pass-by-reference.
Just to be completely clear: top-level cv-qualifiers (don't forget volatile, and don't forget to think about restrict) are removed from the type of function parameters when computing the type of the function. However, they do of course apply *within* the function; you cannot change a parameter of type "const int i". -- Mark Mitchell CodeSourcery m...@codesourcery.com (650) 331-3385 x713
