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[C++17 DIS comment 001] remove [intro.refs] bullet 1.4 #1713

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zygoloid opened this issue Sep 6, 2017 · 5 comments
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[C++17 DIS comment 001] remove [intro.refs] bullet 1.4 #1713

zygoloid opened this issue Sep 6, 2017 · 5 comments
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zygoloid commented Sep 6, 2017

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@zygoloid zygoloid added the ballot-comment Response to an NB or ISO comment on a ballot label Sep 6, 2017
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tkoeppe commented Sep 7, 2017

This seems unfortunate; I suppose what really should happen is that p2 should mention that the relevant library clauses are to be understood together with the corrigenda.

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zygoloid commented Sep 7, 2017

ISO's comment says: "Normative references list doesn't need to list corrigenda or amendments – these are assumed to be part of the main document."

Unclear if "doesn't need to" really means "shall not", or whether we have discretion here. Possibly we could refer to the corrigenda in a note in p2?

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tkoeppe commented Sep 7, 2017

No, in that case we should delete the entry as requested. Presumably this is to avoid mandatory recursive document purchases.

Well, I guess we could put the TC into our new Bibliography and go with the note :-)

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#1743 is ready for review

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Done. Resolution: ACCEPTED

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