Certain Standard C++ constructs are described as declarations by the ISO spec, but they - in fact - do not declare any names. They act more like directives (e.g. changing the compiler behavior) than introducing a name with a type (possibly with initializer) in a given scope.
GabrielDosReis
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2 years ago
Certain Standard C++ constructs are described as declarations by the ISO spec, but they - in fact - do not declare any names. They act more like directives (e.g. changing the compiler behavior) than introducing a name with a type (possibly with initializer) in a given scope.
Fixes #6 Fixes #17