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From: mdj on 9 Jan 2010 03:27
On Jan 9, 5:48 pm, Madhu <enom...(a)meer.net> wrote:

> |> | Constants use immediate addressing. Variables must use a mode that
> |> | refers to a location in memory (be it absolute, indirect or relative),
> |> | unless a compiler can reduce them to constants within certain scopes..
> |> |
> |> | The difference is much more fundamental than constants simply being
> |> | variables you are not allowed to modify.
> |
> | [blah]
> |
> | The standard does indeed use the term 'constant variable'. I was
> | simply adding a deeper explanation of the concept, your fundamental
> | belief that I was disagreeing with you notwithstanding
>
> Here is the part you snipped out again.

[snip]

Incorrect. All baseless accusations either expressed or implied will
be contradicted.
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