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The allocator requirements subclause includes an example of a minimal allocator implementation. The unnumbered example immediately follows paragraph 9, with which it has no particular association, and precedes paragraph 10, with which it also has no particular association. I suspect the intent is that this example be the final paragraph in the subclause and we inadvertently broke that intent when we added paragraph 10 which discusses over-aligned types.
We should give the example its own paragraph number and relocate it to the end of the subclause to avoid it being buried amidst requirements.
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The allocator requirements subclause includes an example of a minimal allocator implementation. The unnumbered example immediately follows paragraph 9, with which it has no particular association, and precedes paragraph 10, with which it also has no particular association. I suspect the intent is that this example be the final paragraph in the subclause and we inadvertently broke that intent when we added paragraph 10 which discusses over-aligned types.
We should give the example its own paragraph number and relocate it to the end of the subclause to avoid it being buried amidst requirements.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: