Hi,

I am planning another meeting in 2-3 weeks. The following papers are
scheduled:

   - P3677R0 <https://wg21.link/p3677r0> Preserving LC_CTYPE at program
   start for UTF-8 locales (Corentin Jabot)
   - P3935R0 <https://wg21.link/p3935r0> Rebasing <cmath> on C23 (Jan
   Schultke)

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I've made sure not to conflict with the CWG telecon Tu 2026-05-12. There is
an SG16 Telecon immediately following the second time slot We 2026-05-13.

I've also put some work into the SG22 GitHub repository at
https://github.com/sg22-c-cpp-standard-compatibility/sg-compatibility
yesterday. Note the following updates:

   - All meeting notes have been moved into the meetings directory. You can
   also find the notes for our 2026-04-24 meeting there.
   - Various completed issues in the repository have been closed, and many
   new issues for C2y papers that are of interest to C++ have been opened.
   - There is a work-in-progress page at
   https://github.com/sg22-c-cpp-standard-compatibility/sg-compatibility/blob/main/c2y-compatibility.md
   tracking the compatibility status between C2y and C++. This provides a
   summary of all adopted C2y changes and what we're doing on the C++ side.
   Note that this isn't meant to imply that every change to C automatically
   needs to be adopted in C++, but deciding to adopt changes from C usually
   needs to be a conscious decision (in favor or against), especially for
   library features.


Yours
Jan Schultke