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The first row in "Table 108 — Position type requirements" contains expression P(i) in the first column and assertion p == P(i) in the last column. It is not clear what p refers to, since it is not used in the expression. Perhaps it is a typo and the assertion should be i == P(i).
The expression streamsize(o) has a corresponding assertion streamsize(O(sz)) == sz. The meaning of this is also unclear, since sz does not appear in the expression.
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Regarding the first row: I have no clue what the editorial fix here should be. "p" is just any value of type P, so "p == P(i)" seems totally misguided. I'm asking for an LWG issue.
Regarding the conversions in the last row of the table: sz is introduced in the paragraph before the table: "sz refers to a value of type streamsize". So, these rows tell you that conversion from streamsize to streamoff, then back to streamsize is value-preserving for all possible values of type "streamsize".
The first row in "Table 108 — Position type requirements" contains expression
P(i)
in the first column and assertionp == P(i)
in the last column. It is not clear whatp
refers to, since it is not used in the expression. Perhaps it is a typo and the assertion should bei == P(i)
.The expression
streamsize(o)
has a corresponding assertionstreamsize(O(sz)) == sz
. The meaning of this is also unclear, sincesz
does not appear in the expression.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: