[Retro_Dev]

You can change the `target` in those two linked godbolt examples for Rust and Zig to an older CPU. I'm sorry I didn't think about the limitations of the JS target for that example. As for your link, It's a good example of what clang can do for C++ - although I think that the generated assembly may be sub-par, even if you factor in zig compiling for a specific CPU here. I would be very interested to see a C++ port of https://github.com/RetroDev256/comptime_suffix_automaton though. It is a use of comptime that can't be cleanly guessed by a C++ compiler.

[saagarjha]

I just skimmed your code but I think C++ can probably constexpr its way through. I understand that's a little unfair though because C++ is one of the only other languages with a serious focus on compile-time evaluation.