C++ standard terminology for heap/stack
There seems to be some uncertainty about the terminology that should be used. There seems to be 2 different points of view:

 1. some people prefer to use heap and stack to mean the location of bytes
 2. others are insisting that those "heap" and "stack" terms shouldn't be used in c++, but instead prefer "automatic storage duration" terminology.

But obviously programmers use one set of terminology and standard uses another. But what terms should be used? And why? There is still problem that they mean different thing? But there seems to be constant disagreement when using stack/heap terms in ##C++ channels in freenode. We've now concluded that duration!=location, but still we should decide what is the preferred terminology.
C++ standard terminology for heap/stack
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There seems to be some uncertainty about the terminology that should be used. There seems to be 2 different points of view:

 1. some people prefer to use heap and stack to mean the location of bytes
 2. others are insisting that those "heap" and "stack" terms shouldn't be used in c++, but instead prefer "automatic storage duration" terminology.

But obviously programmers use one set of terminology and standard uses another. But what terms should be used? And why? There is still problem that they mean different thing? But there seems to be constant disagreement when using stack/heap terms in ##C++ channels in freenode. We've now concluded that duration!=location, but still we should decide what is the preferred terminology.