IDL4CPP — The text in the C++ mapping document for bitmasks appears to contradict the text in the IDL4 specification.

The IDL 4 spec states the default bit_bound is 32 bits the C++ mapping document states:
IDL bitmask declarations shall be mapped to two C++ type names:

• An unscoped enum named <Bitmask>Bits with an explicitly defined underlying type. That underlying type
  is the smallest mapped unsigned integer type that has sufficient bits for the bit_bound of the bitmask:
  uint8_t, for values between 1 and 8; uint16_t for bit_bound values between 9 and 16; uint32_t, for
  values between 17 and 32; and uint64_t for values between 33 and 64. The <Bitmask>Bits enumerators
  are the values defined in the scope of the IDL bitmask, with each enumerator explicitly initialized to its
  corresponding integer value.