I vote 'yes' to both.
Just wondering. Would it also be legal, in place of
C#(t_t0,3)::t_vector v0;
C#(t_t0,3)::t_array a0;
to have written
typedef C#(t_t0,3) D;
D::t_vector v0;
D::t_array a0;
? I think so. I'm not suggesting that as change in the proposal, but I
can imagine people wanting to factor that way. Similarly, could
C#(t_t0,3) be passed as a type parameter?
-- Brad
On Mon, Aug 8, 2011 at 12:32 AM, Maidment, Matthew R
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