>int *p;
that declaration makes no sense anyways, it should be

int &p;
//or
&int p;

It's a andress

>>106445174
somehow in thousands of hours of writing c, this has not only never caused me problems, it has never even come up at all. Isn't that strange?

>>106445174
>using multi-declaration

>>106445174
The first p is not constant.

>>106445623
fpbp

>>106445174
multi-line declaration should be removed from the language

>>106445623
This

>>106445174
>const int p, q;
2 const ints
>const int *p, q;
const int* and const int
>int *const p, q;
immutable pointer and int
>const int *const ywnbw;
you'll shit bricks when you see that

>>106445174
>p is constant, points to int
>q is just an int
waaaow

>>106445681
It is actually, but the value it's pointing at isn't.

const int p; // p is a constant int
const int *p; // p points to a constant int
const int * const p; // p is a constant pointer to a constant int
int * const p; // p is a constant pointer to a nonconstant int