Code:
const char* const* const* foo(int bar);
I've seen double consts before which prevent the modification of the pointer too. First time i've seen triple const in my life. Wondering what its use is.
In your example all but the top level of indirection all const
qualified.
const char /* const qualified base level */
*const /* const qualified level 1 */
*const /* const qualified level 2 */
* /* regular level 3 */
foo(int bar);
foo
is a function that accepts an int
argument and returns a regular pointer.
The pointer it returns points to a const
qualified pointer
which, in turn, points to another const
qualified pointer
which points to const
qualified char