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I see two problems with 6.1.7.  First:

	If the characters ', \, ", or /* occur in the sequence between...

... so since when is `/*' a character?  I don't think this is unclear,
merely incorrect.  :)

The second:

	Header name preprocessing tokens shall only appear within a #include
	preprocessing directive.

This worries me; is the following illegal?

	main() {
		int i;
		1<i>3;
	}

It looks as though <i> is clearly a header-name preprocessing token,
but I can't believe they meant to outlaw string literals as well,
most of which look like legitimate header name tokens.

-s
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