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It appears the approved wording allows using extended integer types for integer literals with a "z" suffix. The author of the paper introducing the feature claims that was not intended, yet the paper introducing the feature seems silent on the issue.
CWG seeks approval of EWG for restricting z and Z suffixes to std::size_t and its corresponding signed integer type.
EWG discussed this during the May 11th, 2023 telecon, and the following poll was taken:
For CWG2698, EWG accepts the CWG proposed resolution, which clarifies that the 'z'/'zu' suffix means "the signed type corresponding to size_t"/size_t only.
SF
F
N
A
SA
6
8
0
0
0
Result: Consensus
Sufficient guidance was given to unblock CWG, so assigning back to CWG.
It appears the approved wording allows using extended integer types for integer literals with a "z" suffix. The author of the paper introducing the feature claims that was not intended, yet the paper introducing the feature seems silent on the issue.
CWG seeks approval of EWG for restricting z and Z suffixes to
std::size_t
and its corresponding signed integer type.See CWG2698 for details.
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