| Issue |
164347
|
| Summary |
Pre-C23 arrays of qualified type shouldn't be considered qualified
|
| Labels |
new issue
|
| Assignees |
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| Reporter |
Halalaluyafail3
|
The following program demonstrates the issue:
```c
int main(void){
const int(*p)[2]=0;
void*q=p;
}
```
Before C23, `const int[2]` was not considered a qualified type so this conversion was valid. GCC allows it, Clang incorrectly rejects it. Here is another example that demonstrates the opposite:
```c
int main(void){
int(*p)[2]=0;
const int(*q)[2]=p;
}
```
`const int[2]` is not a qualified version of `int[2]` before C23, so this conversion was invalid. GCC rejects it, Clang incorrectly allows it.
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