Re: [sv-ec] Initialisation of static data members

According to 6.3.5 --

"A static constant declared with the const keyword can be set to an
expression of literals, parameters, local parameters, genvars,
enumerated names, a constant function of these, or other constants.
[...] An automatic constant declared with the const keyword can be set
to any expression that would be legal without the const keyword."

>There are no special restrictions on the initializers of static data
declarations
>or even const declarations. 

Wouldn't the following be illegal for a static constant c?

    int v = 0;
    const int c = v;

-- Brad