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An explicit specialization of any of the following:
I imagine it would be better normatively if these terms were formal. Furthermore, I find it annoying that I can't Ctrl+F in the index and find explicit specialization or specialization, explicit that way.
Is there some reason why we don't do \defnadj{partial}{specialization} or something?
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Also, the class template partial part is probably superfluous or outdated, as variable templates are also covered.
Eisenwave
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[temp.spec.partial.general], [temp.expl.spec] "Partial specialization" and "explicit specialization" should be a defined
[temp.spec.partial.general], [temp.expl.spec] "Partial specialization" and "explicit specialization" should be defined
Oct 24, 2024
I have noticed that we don't ever define these terms:
draft/source/templates.tex
Lines 3290 to 3291 in 9dc7b3f
draft/source/templates.tex
Lines 6524 to 6525 in 9dc7b3f
I imagine it would be better normatively if these terms were formal. Furthermore, I find it annoying that I can't Ctrl+F in the index and find
explicit specialization
orspecialization, explicit
that way.Is there some reason why we don't do
\defnadj{partial}{specialization}
or something?The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: