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	P0870R7	A proposal for a type trait to detect narrowing conversions	Giuseppe D'Angelo G. D'Angelo	LEWG LWG SG6	2025-06-17	2025-07
Doc Date 2025-06-17 Mailing Date 2025-07 Post-Sofia Author(s) Giuseppe D'Angelo Target Audience LEWG LWG SG6 Revisions R8 R6 Tracking issue View on GitHub
	P3566R2	You shall not pass `char*` - Safety concerns working with unbounded null-terminated strings	Marco Foco M. Foco , Joshua Kriegshauser J. Kriegshauser , Alexey Shevlyakov A. Shevlyakov , Giuseppe D'Angelo G. D'Angelo	LEWG SG18 SG23	2025-06-16	2025-07
Doc Date 2025-06-16 Mailing Date 2025-07 Post-Sofia Author(s) Marco Foco, Joshua Kriegshauser, Alexey Shevlyakov, Giuseppe D'Angelo Target Audience LEWG SG18 SG23 Tracking issue View on GitHub Abstract `string`s and `string_view`s are often used as a safer alternative to null-terminated strings. Unfortunately they suffer from an implicit assumption at creation/assignment time, and in some of their functions: the presence of a null-terminator in the input sequence. The absence of the null-terminator can currently lead to undefined behavior inside these functions. There are many cases when the len
	P3780R0	Detecting bitwise trivially relocatable types	Giuseppe D'Angelo G. D'Angelo	EWG LEWG	2025-07-10	2025-07
Doc Date 2025-07-10 Mailing Date 2025-07 Post-Sofia Author(s) Giuseppe D'Angelo Target Audience EWG LEWG Tracking issue View on GitHub Abstract We propose a new type trait that detects whether a type can be trivially relocated, and such trivial relocation does not alter any part of the object representation. This trait has direct use cases when creating types that use byte buffers to manage objects, such as certain implementations of `optional`, `inplace_vector`, `any`, `function` and similar.
	P3787R0	Adjoints to "Enabling list-initialization for algorithms": uninitialized_fill	Giuseppe D'Angelo G. D'Angelo	LEWG LWG	2025-07-10	2025-07
Doc Date 2025-07-10 Mailing Date 2025-07 Post-Sofia Author(s) Giuseppe D'Angelo Target Audience LEWG LWG Revisions R2 R1 Tracking issue View on GitHub Abstract We extend the same changes that [P2248R8] applied to the rest of the find algorithms to `std(::ranges)::uninitialized_fill`.

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