According to the rationale provided in Appendix F, all previous
section lables beginning with "lib." have this prefix now removed.
But the current N2134 document still contains some references
to no longer existing "lib.*" sections:

1) 20.6.6.2.6/5 says: "[..] as described in [lib.alg.sorting];"
2) 20.6.6.3.6/1 says: "[..] as described in [lib.alg.sorting];"
3) 23.1.3/2 says: "[lib.container.requirements]"
4) 28.2 table 117 says in row X::char_class_type: ", col "Return
Type": [lib.bitmask.types]
5) 28.3/1 says "[lib.strings]"
6) 28.5.1/1 says "[lib.bitmask.types]"
7) 28.5.2/1 says "[lib.bitmask.types]"
8) 28.5.3/1 says "([lib.enumerated.types])"
9) 28.8.3/9 says "([lib.input.iterators])"
10) 28.10/2 says "[lib.sequence.reqmts]"
11) 28.11.2/1 says "([lib.bidirectional.iterators])"

Proposed resolution:

Replace all above quoted references by those without the leading
"lib." prefix.

Greetings from Bremen,

Daniel Kr   gler


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Daniel Kr=FCgler wrote:
> According to the rationale provided in Appendix F, all previous
> section lables beginning with "lib." have this prefix now removed.
> But the current N2134 document still contains some references
> to no longer existing "lib.*" sections:
>=20
> 1) 20.6.6.2.6/5 says: "[..] as described in [lib.alg.sorting];"
> 2) 20.6.6.3.6/1 says: "[..] as described in [lib.alg.sorting];"
> 3) 23.1.3/2 says: "[lib.container.requirements]"
> 4) 28.2 table 117 says in row X::char_class_type: ", col "Return
> Type": [lib.bitmask.types]
> 5) 28.3/1 says "[lib.strings]"
> 6) 28.5.1/1 says "[lib.bitmask.types]"
> 7) 28.5.2/1 says "[lib.bitmask.types]"
> 8) 28.5.3/1 says "([lib.enumerated.types])"
> 9) 28.8.3/9 says "([lib.input.iterators])"
> 10) 28.10/2 says "[lib.sequence.reqmts]"
> 11) 28.11.2/1 says "([lib.bidirectional.iterators])"
>=20
> Proposed resolution:
>=20
> Replace all above quoted references by those without the leading
> "lib." prefix.
>=20

Editorial. Thanks.

--=20

 -- Pete
Roundhouse Consulting, Ltd. (www.versatilecoding.com)
Author of "The Standard C++ Library Extensions: a Tutorial and=20
Reference." (www.petebecker.com/tr1book)

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