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Need an equivalent of [fs.req.namespace] for chrono LWG 2818 #3510
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Editorial meeting: Names in the standard library are looked up using unqualified lookup from their declarative region. Integrate into "no ADL by default" phrasing in the library front matter. |
This is related to lwg2818. |
After LWG 2818 has landed, it might need some tweaks and we should editorially remove the remaining (now useless) boilerplate. |
Not exactly the right place, but http://wg21.link/LWG2818's "further" seems problematic when |
LWG2818 has landed. In addition to It's still unclear to me whether qualification (or absense of qualification) of identifiers in [time.clock.req] is correct. |
Much of the wording in [time] names members of
std::chrono
by unqualified name, in violation of [contents]p3. But there is also some explicitchrono::
qualification (eg: [tab:time.clock], [time.clock.utc.overview], [time.clock.conv], ...) even when describing entities in thestd::chrono
namespace.We should decide if we want an equivalent of [fs.req.namespace], and either add it (and remove the then-redundant
chrono::
qualifications throughout), or add all the missingchrono::
qualifications.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: