b) [con't] substitution as well as type checking easier. It can be run directly: With its overhead it would be slightly slower but for compile time use it should be fine.
Oh, also I have the factorial function working as a unit test. Cool cool. Thanks!
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Oh, also I have the factorial function working as a unit test. Cool cool. Thanks!
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My fallback is my continuation constructing paradigm which lets me transpile into regular C++. I gave my "C++ is a metacompiler" conference talks last year on it.Technically it's more of a TMP trick, but it's sound.
The one feature C++26 has that I really want is compile time placement new.
You might be able to work magic with brevzins trivial unions paper
Personally wish goto was usable in constexpr, starting to get addicted to it