| Issue |
151013
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| Summary |
Invalid use of constinit, constexpr, and consteval in function parameter not diagnosed
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| Labels |
new issue
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| Assignees |
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| Reporter |
esqa
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Clang does not emit diagnostics when constinit, constexpr and consteval are used incorrectly in a function parameter. These specifiers are invalid in this context per the C++ standard and should trigger a diagnostic error during parsing or semantic analysis.
### **Example:**
```cpp
void func(constinit float consteval* haha) {}
```
### **Expectation:**
Clear diagnostic messages indicating misuse of both keywords.
### **Reality:**
No diagnostic at the point of declaration. Compilation fails later or proceeds incorrectly depending on toolchain behavior.
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