[defns.const.subexpr] Place defintition in alphabetical order #652
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The defintions introduced in clauses 1.3 and 17.3 are ordered alphabetically, other than the trailing definition for 'constant subexpression', that I am guessing was added at a later date. This change simply moves it into the correctly sorted place in the sequence.
On more careful review, a couple more definitions were mildly out of order. This patch properly sorts the whole of clause 17.3 [definitions].
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[defns.const.subexpr] Place defintition in alphabetical order
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The defintions introduced in clauses 1.3 and 17.3 are
ordered alphabetically, other than the trailing
definition for 'constant subexpression', that I am
guessing was added at a later date. This change
simply moves it into the correctly sorted place in
the sequence.