I was distracted by personal issues the week before the 15th, and I didn't
manage to put out an agenda in a timely manner. So we're trying again.

The document we'll be reviewing is posted at:

http://wiki.edg.com/pub/Wg21oulu/SG10/sd-6.html

Again, I'd kind of like people to look at everything in the C++17 table --
preferably reading through it before the meeting.

We can also talk about the document structure. There seems to be consensus
support for extracting the rationale into a separate document.

Along those lines, we have a couple of sections listed in our table of
contents as being STUBS. I'd like to suggest that we simply drop the idea of
recommending macros for conditionally-supported features. I resurrected the
work I once did along those lines, so people can see the kinds of things
we're dealing with. I'd also like to suggest that, as far as C++98 is
concerned, EH and RTTI are the only things that are still practically
relevant today, so we could just stop saying that what we have is a stub.

Clark

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