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Paul Lalonde wrote:
> Here's a related question: There are read-only (const) variables, and 
> read-write variables.  Is there any way to notate a write-only variable 
> in C?  I'd like to be able to denote that something is a stream 

/* Don't read from this */
Should suffice.