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…t memory locations. The definition of 'access' includes modifying a location per 1.3.1/access.
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[intro.memory] Delete the notionally redundant 'update' when describing actions upon independent memory locations.
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Regarding your ps: we aim for editorial commits to the draft to start with the section name they're modifying, for instance "[intro.memory] Delete the [...]". No big deal if you forget, I can do it as part of the merge, but it saves me a couple of seconds. |
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... independent memory locations. The definition of 'access' includes modifying a location per 1.3.1/access, so we don't need to state 'update and access' we should be able to just state 'access'
(p.s. My first pull request - please let me know if I'm not doing this right or I should be doing something better. Thank you!)