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[Walter Bright via Digitalmars-d]

Overall, I find the documentation to be unusually good. Nice work!

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.noex

   The .noex member is oddly named, being a negative and no idea what 'ex' 
means. It sets a sticky flag on error, so perhaps .sticky?

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N is a basic integral type, it needs a better name than 'N'. How about 
'BaseType' or even 'BaseIntegralType'? A complete list of what types are 
acceptable for 'N' would be desirous, too.

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'bscal' is a complete mystery without reading the documentation. Perhaps 'value' 
instead?

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enum IntFlagPolicy policy;

   Should contain a link to the complete explanation.

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Should have a "References:" section with link to core.checkedint

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-O (DMD) should be a link to the -O flag instructions 
http://dlang.org/dmd-windows.html#switch-O

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'--inline' is not a DMD switch

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Remove all use of 'you' and 'your' from the documentation. For example:

"If you really need more speed, try switching to DebugInt for the hottest code 
in your program (like inner loops) before giving up on checkedint entirely."

becomes:

"For more speed, switch to DebugInt for the hottest code in the program (like 
inner loops)."

(The internal link to DebugInt is wrong.)

And:

"This way, you can use SafeInt!N to debug your integer logic in testing, but 
switch to basic N in release mode for maximum speed and the smallest binaries."

becomes:

"This way, use SafeInt!N to debug integer logic in testing, but switch to basic 
N in release mode for maximum speed and the smallest binaries."

Reference material should never contain "you" or "your".

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"debuggin" => "debugging"

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There's an overall lack of use of internal links to navigate within the page.

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Functions are tagged @safe. Are there any unsafe functions?