rjmccall added a comment. Unfortunately, `const` also doesn't mean that the memory doesn't change. It does mean it can't be changed through this pointer, but `restrict` allows you to derive more pointers from it within the `restrict` scope, and those pointers can remove the `const` qualifier.
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