[dcl.init.ref, over.ics.ref, over.ics.rank] Avoid saying function lvalue #6713
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jensmaurer
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@jensmaurer We can apply this if you think it's fine from a Core perspective. |
jensmaurer
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@tkoeppe , I think this is editorially-ok from a CWG perspective.
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OK, then off we go -- thanks! |
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Fixes cplusplus/CWG#469.
Note that we can simplify the wording in [over.ics.ref] p3 by the fact that an lvalue is of either an object type or a function type.