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--- Comment #10 from Ed Smith-Rowland ---
Sorry I was out for a while.
I was trying to figure out if there was some table of allowed characters we
should use. Also, C23 needs this too IIUC and I was wondering if we should
coordinate.
It looks l
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--- Comment #6 from Ed Smith-Rowland ---
Created attachment 57019
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Add a flag to only allow new chars in c++26.
Here s a patch that adds and checks a flag in libcpp and also
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--- Comment #5 from Ed Smith-Rowland ---
Probably should. I'll see how to do that.
I might have to set up the lang flag and all that unless someone beats me to
it.
I was going to say that the error on the stringification is possibly correct.
Th
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--- Comment #3 from Ed Smith-Rowland ---
Created attachment 57018
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Get the raw string literal to compile.
I just added the new characters to lex_raw_string and got
const cha
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--- Comment #2 from Ed Smith-Rowland ---
The example in the paper:
--
/*
gcc -E charset.c > charhelp.c
gcc -o charhelp charhelp.c
*/
#include
#define STR(x) #x
int main()
{
printf("%s
