[EXT_EP-8737] Multiple non-variables may be declared using auto or decltype(auto) - Software Issue Report (SIR)

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Code Generation Tools
Internal ID:
CODEGEN-4245
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ARM_18.1.0.LTS
MSP430_18.1.0.LTS
C2000_22.6.0.LTS
MSP430_20.2.0.LTS
ARM_18.12.0.LTS
MSP430_21.6.0.LTS
C2000_21.6.0.LTS
MSP430_18.12.0.LTS
ARM_20.2.0.LTS

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ARM_18.1.0.LTS MSP430_18.1.0.LTS C2000_22.6.0.LTS MSP430_20.2.0.LTS ARM_18.12.0.LTS MSP430_21.6.0.LTS C2000_21.6.0.LTS MSP430_18.12.0.LTS ARM_20.2.0.LTS
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C++14 Section 7.1.6.4 paragraph 8 states that if multiple declarators are on the same line as an auto or decltype(auto) specifying, they must all be variable declarations.

However, our implementation does not enforce this requirement, allowing constructs of the following form:

auto f(void)->int, g(void)->char;

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C++14 Section 7.1.6.4 paragraph 8 states that if multiple declarators are on the same line as an auto or decltype(auto) specifying, they must all be variable declarations. However, our implementation does not enforce this requirement, allowing constructs of the following form: auto f(void)->int, g(void)->char;

Multiple non-variables may be declared using auto or decltype(auto)