How can I declare a const memory-specific pointer to a const variable?
1) const char far *idata *const c3; This compiles, but I suspect this is a double pointer. 2) const char far *idata const c3; Does not compile.
Any ideas?
How does it "not compile"? Posting the exact error symptoms makes it a lot easier for people to help you.
For starters, I would put the 'far' further to the left.
Compiler terminates when processing this line
const char far *idata const c3;
with "SOURCE\MAIN.C(xx): error C141: syntax error near 'const'"
~egon