Code in the wording of needs to follow the ISO formatting conventions
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Since May 6, 2018.
subject - atomic_ref (P0019)
subject - mdspan (P0009)
work - wording
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Description
The code formatting is very inconsistent right now. It all should follow the ISO coding guidelines.
For example:
template< ptrdiff_t ... LHS , ptrdiff_t ... RHS >
constexpr bool operator == ( extents<LHS...> const & lhs , extents<RHS...> const & rhs ) ;
- ISO doesn't put spaces in between operators and around parenthesis.
- ISO does west const (even though its terrible).
The above code should be:
template <ptrdiff_t... LHS , ptrdiff_t... RHS>
constexpr bool operator==(const extents<LHS...>& lhs, const extents<RHS...>& rhs);
Action Items:
- Fix for P0009
- Fix for P0019
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