We have a bunch of code which takes the address of objects created
temporarily by explictly called constructors.  This does not
seem to be supported by many compilers, and is of questionable
legality due to ARM 12.2 ... There are only two things that
can be done with a temporary...

Wondering if this has changed in the draft standard process, I
got my draft as of 25 January 1994 and it seems to have sections 12.1 through
12.4 amputated.  It goes from 12.1 paragraph 5 to paragraph 3 apparently of
section 12.4 with 12.2 and 12.3 nowhere to be found.  This is a lot of
missing material includeing user-defined conversions.

Can anyone add some light?
    Jeff Anton