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Subject: Re: (SC22WG14.18574) Status of N2529 and N2530
To: Joseph Myers <joseph@codesourcery.com>, sc22wg14@open-std.org
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From: David Keaton <dmk@dmk.com>
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      The author asked me not to put those on the agenda.  He will 
supply updated versions later.

					David

On 11/17/20 2:42 PM, Joseph Myers wrote:
> I can't find any sign of N2529 (New pointer-proof keyword to determine
> array length) or N2530 (Allow compound literals of static lifetime inside
> body functions) having been discussed at, or even made it onto the agenda
> of, a meeting yet (they don't even seem to have appeared in "will be
> deferred to the next meeting unless there is time available at this
> meeting").  Is there some reason these haven't yet been discussed (e.g.
> waiting for the proposer to be available during a meeting, or similar)?
> 

