Comment cleanups #4439
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This is no longer necessary after microsoft/GSL 822.
…conventional ones.
…guage mode sensitivity". This eliminates one last occurrence of `^^^ C++23 / C++20 vvv`. We were pretty inconsistent about the patterns here, and these comments were distracting from the actually useful paper citations. The regions here are all single line, so it's okay to skip preprocessor comments. The only comment I retained was `#endif // language mode` because it's next to `#endif // !defined(_M_CEE_PURE)`.
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I'm speculatively mirroring this to the MSVC-internal repo - please notify me if any further changes are pushed. |
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// inspected by GSL, do not remove.C++23 / C++20=>_HAS_CXX23 / !_HAS_CXX23_HAS_CXX23comments with conventional ones.^^ real test / vv workaroundcomments with conventional ones.yvals_core.h, drop most comments around "macros with language mode sensitivity".^^^ C++23 / C++20 vvv. We were pretty inconsistent about the patterns here, and these comments were distracting from the actually useful paper citations. The regions here are all single line, so it's okay to skip preprocessor comments. The only comment I retained was#endif // language modebecause it's next to#endif // !defined(_M_CEE_PURE).