Does it ever make sense to declare a variable in C or C++ as both volatile (in other words, “ever-changing”) and const (“read-only”)? If so, why? And how should you combine volatile and const properly ...

There are many topics in the C language that often confuse developers but the use of the static keyword seems to be one of the more common. One of the points of confusion is how static affects ...

a_struct.pmem_i; // the type is, wait for it, int* volatile (the pointer is volatile not the object it is pointing to) The second line is a very important point to keep in mind when declaring structs.