FROM : Scott Ribe
DATE : Mon May 26 23:10:32 2008
> I was wondering
> how people did it, so I search using google's code search and found a
> few examples of that method, but they weren't defined const.
Constness is one of those things that was added to C in later versions. Much
of the NeXT-derived stuff simply predates the availability of const. Even
newer sample code often simply reflects habits that were formed before const
was available.
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Scott Ribe
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DATE : Mon May 26 23:10:32 2008
> I was wondering
> how people did it, so I search using google's code search and found a
> few examples of that method, but they weren't defined const.
Constness is one of those things that was added to C in later versions. Much
of the NeXT-derived stuff simply predates the availability of const. Even
newer sample code often simply reflects habits that were formed before const
was available.
--
Scott Ribe
<email_removed>
http://www.killerbytes.com/
(303) 722-0567 voice
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