[dcl.link] Fix the wording of the application of the specified language linkage #5892
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@zygoloid Could you have a look? |
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Yes, this looks right to me.
There are cases where a linkage-specification causes a name to have external linkage (either by implying an extern or by causing a declaration to be attached to the global module), so there's some risk of this change introducing ambiguity, but those cases rely on whether the linkage-specification is syntactically present rather than whether a language linkage is applied to the name, so I think this is fine.
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OK, thank you! |
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