P3213R0
2024-04 Library Evolution Polls

Published Proposal,

Authors:
(MPGC Services LTD)
(CODE University of Applied Sciences)
(Raven)
(NVIDIA)
(Argonne National Laboratory)
Source:
GitHub
Project:
ISO/IEC 14882 Programming Languages — C++, ISO/IEC JTC1/SC22/WG21
Audience:
WG21

1. Introduction

This paper contains the decision polls that the C++ Library Evolution group will take in April 2024.

2. Voting

These decision polls will be conducted electronically; see [P2195R2] for more information on electronic voting procedures.

All committee members may vote, but if you have not participated in the Library Evolution discussions of a poll, please choose to not vote.

2.1. How to Vote

Vote here

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You will not receive a confirmation email after voting. The Library Evolution chairs will send a confirmation to all voters before the close of the poll.

If you need to change how you voted or have any questions or issues about voting, please email Inbal Levi.

2.2. Voting Timeline

3. Poll Structure

Each poll consists of a statement; you vote on whether you support the statement. All polls will be 5-way polls; you’ll vote either "strongly favor", "weakly favor", "neutral", "weakly against", or "strongly against".

Polls phrased as "Return X" indicate that the paper was sent to Library Working Group in the past, and Libary Working Group returned it to us with questions. Polls phrased as "Send X" indicate that the paper has not previously been sent to Library Working Group.

All committee members may vote, but if you have not participated in the Library Evolution discussions of a poll (in-person, over telecon, or over email), please consider whether you sufficiently understand the topic to be able to vote in an informed manner. If you do not, please choose to not participate in the poll.

If you do not want to participate in a poll, select the "I do not want to participate in this poll" option. Those who do not participate in a poll will not be counted or recorded. Voting neutral is not the same as choosing to not participate; please don’t vote neutral if you did not participate in the discussions of the poll.

Each poll has a comment field. Please write a few sentences explaining the rationale for your vote. We recommend drafting your comments in a text editor and then pasting them into the polling system.

Poll results and selected comments will be shared with Library Evolution after the end of the polling period, including attribution of your votes and comments.

If you want to discuss the polls or how you plan on voting, please start an email thread on the Library Evolution mailing list.

If you need to see how you voted, change how you voted, or have any questions or issues about voting, please contact the Library Evolution chair.

3.1. Polls

3.1.1. [P2985R0] A type trait for detecting virtual base classes

Send "[P2985R0] A type trait for detecting virtual base classes" to Library Working Group for C++26.

3.1.2. [P2019R5] Thread Attributes

Send "[P2019R5] Thread Attributes" to Library Working Group for C++26.

3.1.3. [P2855R1] Member customization points for Senders and Receivers

Apply changes in "[P2855R1] Member customization points for Senders and Receivers" to P2300, and send the revised paper to Library Working Group for C++26.

3.1.4. [P3168R1] Give std::optional range support

Send "[P3168R1] Give std::optional range support" to Library Working Group for C++26.

3.1.5. [P2075R5] Philox as an extension of the C++ RNG engines

Send "[P2075R5] Philox as an extension of the C++ RNG engines" to Library Working Group for C++26.

3.1.6. [P2927R2] Observing exceptions stored in exception_ptr

Send "[P2927R2] Observing exceptions stored in exception_ptr" to Library Working Group for C++26.

3.1.7. [P2997R1] Removing the common reference requirement from the indirectly invocable concepts

Send "[P2997R1] Removing the common reference requirement from the indirectly invocable concepts" to Library Working Group for C++26.

3.1.8. [P2389R1] dextents Index Type Parameter

Send "[P2389R1] dextents Index Type Parameter" to Library Working Group for C++26.

3.1.9. [P3201R1] LEWG nodiscard policy

Apply the policy suggested in "[P3201R1] LEWG nodiscard policy" to SD-9.

References

Informative References

[P2019R5]
Corentin Jabot. Thread Attributes. 13 January 2024. URL: https://wg21.link/P2019R5
[P2075R5]
Ilya Burylov; et al. Philox as an extension of the C++ RNG engines. 01 April 2024. URL: https://wg21.link/P2075R5
[P2195R2]
Bryce Adelstein Lelbach. Electronic Straw Polls. 28 January 2021. URL: https://wg21.link/p2195r2
[P2389R1]
Bryce Adelstein Lelbach; Mark Hoemmen. dextents Index Type Parameter. 08 April 2024. URL: https://wg21.link/P2389R1
[P2855R1]
Ville Voutilainen. Member customization points for Senders and Receivers. 22 February 2024. URL: https://wg21.link/P2855R1
[P2927R2]
Arthur O'Dwyer; Gor Nishanov. Observing exceptions stored in exception_ptr. 22 March 2024. URL: https://wg21.link/P2927R2
[P2985R0]
Giuseppe D'Angelo. A type trait for detecting virtual base classes. 05 April 2024. URL: https://wg21.link/P2985R0
[P2997R1]
Barry Revzin; Tim Song. Removing the common reference requirement from the indirectly invocable concepts. 21 March 2024. URL: https://wg21.link/P2997R1
[P3168R1]
Marco Foco; et al. Give std::optional range support. 05 April 2024. URL: https://wg21.link/P3168R1
[P3201R1]
Jonathan Wakely; David Sankel; Darius Neațu. LEWG nodiscard policy. 05 April 2024. URL: https://wg21.link/P3201R1
[P3214R0]
Inbal Levi; et al. 2024-04 Library Evolution Poll Outcomes. 13 April 2024. URL: https://wg21.link/p3214r0