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It's a mis-feature. And since C++ is very committed to backwards compatibility, they didn't change it later on. If/when `std2::` happens, this is one of the th
by einpoklum 6y ago
It's a mis-feature. And since C++ is very committed to backwards compatibility, they didn't change it later on.
If/when `std2::` happens, this is one of the things I assume would change.