c++ - Const pointer and pointer to const -

instead of doing this:

int* const p;

and this:

const int* p;

couldn't make easier read doing:

typedef int* ptr; const ptr p; //constant pointer integer

and:

typedef const int ptr; ptr* p; //pointer constant integer

there's no reason that. not make code less readable, doesn't make sense.

typedef const int ptr;

^ makes no sense - const int call pointer. save , readers , type out

const int* ptr;

edit:

to directly answer question: no, not make easier.

edit #2

another point, happens when have

typedef const int ptr; typedef const long ptr; typedef const float ptr;

not not make sense, since aren't pointers, have bunch of things called ptr, , confused writing.

Naan