Main's Signature in C++-Collection of common programming errors

The standard explicitly states that main has two valid (i.e., guaranteed to work) signatures; namely:

int main();
int main(int, char*[]);

My question is simple, would something like the following be legal?

int main(const unsigned int, const char* const* argv);

My tests say ‘yes’, but I’m unsure of the answer because am I not overloading main by changing int to unsigned int as well as the non top-level const-ness of argv? If I am, then that’s clearly prohibited.

So, are these modifications guaranteed to work on a standards conforming compiler?