Const vs Non const method

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Let's use an example:

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import std.stdio;

class Visitor {
public:
     void visit(inout A) {
         writeln("visit A");
     }

     void visit(inout B) {
         writeln("visit B");
     }
}

class A {
public:
     void accept(Visitor v) inout {
         v.visit(this);
     }
}

class B : A {
public:
     override void accept(Visitor v) inout {
         v.visit(this);
     }
}
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This piece of code works for both versions below:

#1:
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void main() {
     A a = new A();
     A b = new B();

     Visitor v = new Visitor();

     a.accept(v);
     b.accept(v);
}
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#2:
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void main() {
     const A a = new A();
     const A b = new B();

     Visitor v = new Visitor();

     a.accept(v);
     b.accept(v);
}
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Thanks to the wildcard modifier inout. Is there any possible way 
to do the same in C++?