[Cfp-interest 3073] Re: Annex F of N3219.pdf

[Jim Thomas]

Taking as an example F.10.4.8 The rootn functions, the n that appears as a second argument is the argument for the long long int n parameter in the Synopsis in 7.12.7.8. Thus it has values in the long long int type.

- Jim Thomas

> On Mar 19, 2024, at 7:42 PM, Damian McGuckin <damianm at esi.com.au> wrote:
> 
> 
> Where a special case of a function applies for a certain domain, the text
> in some cases looks like
> 
> 	even integers n
> 
> and in other cases is just
> 
> 	even n
> 
> Sometimes,  that n is put at the front.
> 
> Does Annex F define 'n' as an integer when used as an argument?
> 
> Can we assume it?
> 
> Thanks - Damian
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