"Andre' Poenitz" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
| I have a short (and maybe stupid) question:
|
| Does
|
| const obj & mean a reference to a constant object, i.e. the
| object itself cannot be changed
|
| and
|
| obj const & mean a constant reference to an object, i.e. the
| reference is constant (but not necessarily the
| object) ?
No. They mean excatly the same. "Reference to const object"
"Read from right to left, except whan at the obj before the last
const"
By always using "obj const &" instead of "const obj &" we can remove
the specialization from the above rule.
Lgb
