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Andrei Alexandrescu
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PostPosted: Fri Aug 08, 2003 3:23 am    Post subject: Understanding a footnote in the standard Reply with quote



On page 9 of the standard, footnote 7 says:

"Note that some aspects of sequencing in the abstract machine are
unspecified; the preceding restriction upon side effects applies to that
particular execution sequence in which the actual code is generated."

I don't understand this sentence, could anyone illuminate me? Thanks.


Andrei


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PostPosted: Fri Aug 08, 2003 2:40 pm    Post subject: Re: Understanding a footnote in the standard Reply with quote



[email]SeeWebsiteForEmail (AT) moderncppdesign (DOT) com[/email] ("Andrei Alexandrescu") wrote in message news:<bgr99g$qfhn7$1 (AT) ID-14036 (DOT) news.uni-berlin.de>...
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On page 9 of the standard, footnote 7 says:

"Note that some aspects of sequencing in the abstract machine are
unspecified; the preceding restriction upon side effects applies to that
particular execution sequence in which the actual code is generated."

I don't understand this sentence, could anyone illuminate me? Thanks.


Andrei



Could it be a typo? Taken in context with the text in which the
footnote is referenced it looks like this would make more sense if it
read:

"... particular execution sequence in the actual code which is
generated."


Randy.

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