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2-10-1 No "overlapping visibility" restriction?
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C 2012 Directive 4.5: "Identifiers in the same name space with overlapping visibility should be typographically unambiguous"
C++ Rule 2-10-1: "Different identifiers shall be typographically unambiguous."

Does this mean the C++ rule applies even to identifiers in different scopes?

Code:
void f1() { int i; }
void f2() { int I; } // 2-10-1 violation due to only differing in case?

Also, does the C++ rule forbid naming a variables after their class name?

Code:
class MyClass { };
MyClass myClass;  // 2-10-1 violation?
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Uses of i and I in different scopes are non-compliant as is MyClass myClass

We are considering adopting the C12 directive for the next version
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