[library] Change program-defined to user-defined #1094
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@jwakely: Could you please review this? |
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See http://cplusplus.github.io/LWG/lwg-active.html#2139; this P/R seems to be going in the opposite direction. |
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Absolutely, which is why I wanted Jon to comment on this proposal. |
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Ah, I wasn't aware that. But given that program-defined isn't currently defined and it's used only a few times (compared to over a hundred hits for user-defined), the situation is a bit silly. |
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This is a step backwards, I'm trying to get the library to stop using that term. Changing from one undefined term to a different undefined term that means two different things in different parts of the standard is not an improvement. |
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Fixes #1090.