Re: vector<const T(*)> vs. vector<T(*)>

Hi all,

I'm facing some uncertainty with const template arguments.
Maybe someone could explain the general strategy.

#include <vector>

int main(int arc, char** argv)
{
        std::vector<const int> vec;
        const int i = 5;
        vec.push_back(i);
        vec[0] = 4; //const has gone away

        std::vector<const int*> pvec;
        const int* pi = new int(5);
        pvec.push_back(pi);
        *(pvec[0]) = 4; // not possible because const, compile =

        return 0;

}

From the first impression, it is not possible to create a vector of
const ints.
But you can do it with pointers.