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We said it was deprecated in the documentation, but we never enforced that with a warning. I think the schedule for removal will have to look something like this: - Next release: put in a warning for this extension, and allow users to turn it off with a switch. - The release after that: don't allow users to turn the warning off. - Finally, in the next release: remove it entirely.
I could imagine doing this over the course of two releases instead of three, but two is the absolute minimum.
Normal practice for g++ at least appears to be two, add a warning in release N, remove it in N+1
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The voices in my head said this was stupid too
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