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Add wording to integrate discussions from p2581r2 #22
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\pnum BMI files can be constructed in a way to optimize for the | ||
efficiency of the reuse in the import operation, which may result in a | ||
limitation on the number of scenarios where that file can be used. |
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\pnum BMI files can be constructed in a way to optimize for the | |
efficiency of the reuse in the import operation, which may result in a | |
limitation on the number of scenarios where that file can be used. | |
\pnum A BMI file can be constructed to optimize for | |
efficient reuse in an import operation, which may result in a | |
limitation on the number of scenarios where that file can be used. |
compiler arguments for a BMI file to be used when importing a | ||
module. When that level of coherency is not met, the translation will | ||
fail because the BMI cannot be loaded. | ||
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Suggestion: Examples where ABI and BMI coherency are and are not met would be helpful.
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Created #25 to follow up on this
Co-authored-by: Bret Brown <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Bret Brown <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Tom Honermann <[email protected]>
Co-authored-by: Bret Brown <[email protected]>
Approved at the December 16th 2022 meeting. |
I ended up using slightly different terms in order to make the text easier to understand. I also had to add a bit of context before talking about the command line arguments.
You can see the rendering with this change reflected in Section 3
Closes: #11
Fixes cplusplus/papers#1241