"C Primer" 3.12
Below is an issue where almost everyone will answer, and the error is to expand TypeDef as a macro.
Know the Typedef below
Typedef char * cstring;
What is the type of CSTR in the following statement?
EXTERN CONST CSTRING CSTR;
The first answer is almost
Const char * CSTR
That is, a pointer to the Const character. But this is incorrect. CONST modified CSTR type, CSTR is a pointer. So this definition declares that the CSTR is a constit pointer to the character (see section 3.5 about Const pointer type)
CHAR * Const CSTR;
