C99, constant pointer to array of unspecified bound issue

I have question that is specific to C99 standard. The following declaration compiles without problem:

void func(int (*const arr)[]);

However, this declaration triggers error message "missing array size" (using Pelles C compiler):

void func(int arr[const][]); /* actually this declaration should be identical to previous one */

Does standard say something about this specific case?

Also, I wonder, whether "static const exp" is allowed in brackets without at least one type qualifier, e.g.:

void func(int arr[const static 10]); /* this is allowed */

void func(int arr[static 10]); /* what about this? */

Thanks

> void func(int arr[const][]); /* actually this declaration should be identical to previous one */
Well it isn't, because you have const inside the square brackets.

> void func(int (*const arr)[]);
Which if you substitute array notation leads back to
void func(int const arr[][]);

Since you must specify the size of all minor dimensions, you end up with the pelles compiler warning of "missing array size"

So try
void func(int (*const arr)[10]);
void func(int const arr[][10]);



> void func(int arr[const static 10]); /* this is allowed */
> void func(int arr[static 10]); /* what about this? */
A literal constant of 10 is both those things to begin with, so nothing is gained, even if it were valid.