Fun fact: the order of type qualifiers (const, volatile, restrict), type specifiers (char, int, long, short, float, double, signed, unsigned) and storage-class specifiers (auto, register, static, extern, typedef) is not enforced at the current indirection level. This means that the following declarations are identical:

    long long int x;
    int long long x;
    long int long x;

    typedef int myint;
    int typedef myint;

    const char *s;
    char const *s;

    const char * const volatile restrict *ss;
    const char * volatile const restrict *ss;