czw., 22 sie 2024 o 17:23 René Ferdinand Rivera Morell via
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> On Thu, Aug 22, 2024 at 10:00 AM Mike Reed via Std-Proposals
> <std-proposals_at_[hidden]> wrote:
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> > Given that nearly every use case is to produce a unique identifier, surely the last thing you want overflow to do is silently wrap to zero. I would expect the standard to mandate that overflow forces a compile error.
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> Given that.. It would be more useful to standardize some form of
> __UUID__ that matches the current __COUNTER__ use cases.
>

I think we have XY problem here, why do I even need `__COUNTER__` in
my C++ code?
Unique local variable? Soon we will have `_`.
Unique global variable? Add new keywords that will be placeholder for
name like `__unique_name__`.

There is any other case where I would use `__COUNTER__`?

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