[cpp.predefined] Tidy specification of __FILE__ and __LINE__ #8584
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This PR moves the normative parentheticals into the main text, promotes the corresponding footnotes to regular notes, and adds cross-references to the #line directive.
jensmaurer
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Dec 4, 2025
| \begin{footnote} | ||
| The presumed line number can be changed by the \tcode{\#line} directive. | ||
| \end{footnote} | ||
| A decimal integer literal representing the presumed line number |
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The incoming text says "an integer literal", allowing hex or binary literals. You change that to "decimal", which feels like a normative change.
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This PR moves the normative parentheticals into the main text, promotes the corresponding footnotes to regular notes, and adds cross-references to the #line directive.