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by Chabsff
1021 days ago
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The important part is that all the intermediate strings used during the computation are constexpr, to guarantee that the work happens during compilation. Also, constexpr symbols can be demoted to regular const as needed by the compiler if necessary, such as when getting a pointer to one. constexpr doesn't mean "compile-time only", it means "compile-time compatible" |
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