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If any bit in the value representation has an indeterminate value, the object has an indeterminate value; otherwise, if any bit in the value representation has an erroneous value, the object has an erroneous value ([conv.lval]).
But [conv.lval] says nothing about indeterminate or erroneous values. Did that content move somewhere else, or is that xref attached to the wrong sentence?
Sidenote: [conv.lval] was the first place I thought to look for the rules for loading uninitialized memory. It may be nice to drop a breadcrumb from there to [basic.indet], eg by placing a note either before or after the p4 note like:
See also [basic.indet] for handling of reads of indeterminate and erroneous values.
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The last normative sentence of p1 says :
But [conv.lval] says nothing about indeterminate or erroneous values. Did that content move somewhere else, or is that xref attached to the wrong sentence?
Sidenote: [conv.lval] was the first place I thought to look for the rules for loading uninitialized memory. It may be nice to drop a breadcrumb from there to [basic.indet], eg by placing a note either before or after the p4 note like:
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: