zcc: not support modificator order "const static" instead "static const"

[RodrigoDornelles]

I know that the correct thing is to always put "static" before "const", but until today, no compiler I've seen is strict about this.

a suggestion, you can either allow it, leave a friendlier error message, or ignore it.

Not of great importance to made lexer more complex, I believe.

primitive

code

const static int z = 5;

error

teste.c:7:14: error: Missing token, expecting ( got i
teste.c:7:20: error: Illegal Argument Name: 
teste.c:7:22: error: Illegal Argument Name: 
teste.c:7:23: error: Illegal Argument Name: 
teste.c:10:1: error: Illegal Argument Name: 
teste.c:11:11: error: Illegal Argument Name: 
teste.c:11:22: error: Illegal Argument Name: 
teste.c:11:25: error: Illegal Argument Name: 
teste.c:12:8: error: Illegal Argument Name: 
teste.c:12:9: error: Illegal Argument Name: 

Maximum (10) number of errors reached, aborting!
Compilation aborted

array of function pointers

code

const static void (*bar[])() = {foo, foo, foo};

error

teste.c:6:14: error: Missing token, expecting ( got v
teste.c:6:30: error: Illegal Argument Name: 
teste.c:6:41: fatal error: A parameter named foo (argument 3) has already been defined for function
Compilation aborted

the correct way

always to start with the location modifier, this is even more standard.

static const void (*bar[])() = {foo, foo, foo};
static const int z = 5;

🤠 have a great day!