[dcl.type.auto.deduct] Change plural "occurrences" to singular #7644
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@sdutoit: would you happen to have any recollection when this was changed to plural? This was before GitHub... |
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That's before my time as well. You’d have to check with Pete Becker I think. |
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I suspect it was just a typo while applying the paper though. |
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Yes, interesting, seems like a misapplication. Thanks! |
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The rules for decl-specifiers do not allow
autoto appear more than once in the declared type of a variable, so the plural "occurrences" in this paragraph is potentially misleading.This wording originates from N1984. In the paper, "occurrence" is singular, but in N2009 it somehow gained an "s".