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	P3290R3	Integrating Existing Assertions With Contracts	Joshua Berne J. Berne , Timur Doumler T. Doumler , John Lakos J. Lakos	LEWG SG22	2025-07-11	2025-07
Doc Date 2025-07-11 Mailing Date 2025-07 Post-Sofia Author(s) Joshua Berne, Timur Doumler, John Lakos Target Audience LEWG SG22 Revisions R6 R5 R4 Tracking issue View on GitHub Abstract WG21 has adopted a contract checking facility as specified in [P2900R14]. C++ now includes three forms of contract assertion: `pre`, `post`, and `contract_assert`. Taken as a unit, these three standard names allow users to express, in a consistent syntax, individual, independent contract checks in their software without changing the meaning (i.e., essential behavior) of that software. Pre-existing
	P3721R0	Slides for P3639R0	Jan Schultke J. Schultke	SG22	2025-06-04	2025-07
Doc Date 2025-06-04 Mailing Date 2025-07 Post-Sofia Author(s) Jan Schultke Target Audience SG22 Tracking issue View on GitHub Abstract C23 now has `_BitInt` type for N-bit integers (WG14 [[N2763]](https://open-std%2eorg/JTC1/SC22/WG14/www/docs/n2763%2epdf), [[N2775]](https://open-std%2eorg/JTC1/SC22/WG14/www/docs/n2775%2epdf)):
	P3722R0	Slides for P3568R1	Jan Schultke J. Schultke	SG22	2025-05-27	2025-07
Doc Date 2025-05-27 Mailing Date 2025-07 Post-Sofia Author(s) Jan Schultke Target Audience SG22 Tracking issue View on GitHub Abstract C2y now supports `break` and `continue` with a label (N3355):
	P3731R0	#embed Preprocessor Parameter Order	JeanHeyd Meneide J. Meneide	EWG SG22	2025-06-05	2025-07
Doc Date 2025-06-05 Mailing Date 2025-07 Post-Sofia Author(s) JeanHeyd Meneide Target Audience EWG SG22 Tracking issue View on GitHub Abstract Preprocessor embed has a fixed behavior no matter which parameter ordering is chosen. This paper attempts to enforce or encourage the ordering of preprocessor parameters to prevent mental mistakes from users.

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