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@DeadDork DeadDork commented Sep 28, 2016

Going through the spec, making corrections as I find errors.

@DeadDork DeadDork changed the title Minor grammatical correction in 1.1.6 Corrections to errors in the spec Oct 13, 2016
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@DeadDork I've opened the file in libreoffice, but I can't see the edits with tracking changes.

I think the best would be to take the current spec, enable change tracking, do your edits and submit that with summary of changes so @dsyme can review / apply the changes to the document.

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You can diff the files in MS Word.

It looks like a couple of grammatical improvements.

1.1.6 .NET Interoperability and CLI Fidelity
The Common Language Infrastructure (CLI) function System.Console.ReadKey is used to pause the program before the console window closes.

is used is inserted.

3.3 Conditional Compilation
If an if-directive token is matched during tokenization, text is recursively tokenized until a corresponding else-directive or endif-directive. If the evaluation of the associated if-expression-text when parsed as an if-expression is true in the compilation environment defines (where each ident-text is evaluataed according to the values given by command line options such as –define), the token stream includes the tokens between the if-directive and the corresponding else-directive or endif-directive.

defines is deleted.

The 4.1 spec also has the same issues.

The first one looks OK to me, but I'm not so sure on the second.

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dsyme commented Jul 23, 2021

Will track this in a spec issue

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