On 28/09/2021 19.18, David Olsen via Liaison wrote:
> A new revision of P1467 is now available. https://isocpp.org/files/papers/P1467R5.html
> Among other changes, the section on C compatibility has been corrected and expanded based on recent mailing list discussions. If you are doing any prep work for next week's meeting, please read R5 of P1467 rather than R4.

"Decide on one set of names, std::floatN_t, for the type aliases of types with well-known formats."

It was pointed out in the discussions that _FloatN_t in C is subtly
different from _FloatN, so it is unfortunate to use std::floatN_t to
be an alias for _FloatN.

https://lists.isocpp.org/liaison/2021/09/0707.php

Even if the paper intentionally sticks with the std::floatN_t names,
this point should be highlighted in the prose.

Jens


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> Subject: Special liaison meeting: P1467R4 Extended floating-point types and standard names
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> P1467R4 Extended floating-point types and standard names
> This will be a joint discussion with the C Floating Point Study Group.
> The paper proposes allowing implementations to provide new extended floating-point types in C++. C already allows such types through the integration of TS18661 into C23. The authors would like to have a discussion around the names of the types and the header where the names are defined, and a discussion of where the behavior of these types differ between languages, including implicit conversions and usual arithmetic conversions. We expect to take preference polls on naming decisions.
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