Microsoft Visual C++ 4.2b also treats the code as legal.
In fact, "with_const = without_const;" won't even generate
a warning.

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Darin Adler <darin@goonsquad.spies.com> wrote in article
<darin-ya023180002512962355450001@news.genmagic.com>...
> Are "const int" and "int" different enough to make the following code
> snippet illegal?
>



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