constexpr started as a way to mark simple constants. Then it grew. And grew. Now it's an entire execution engine inside the compiler, running real algorithms with loops, branches, allocations, and exceptions.
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constexpr started as a way to mark simple constants. Then it grew. And grew. Now it's an entire execution engine inside the compiler, running real algorithms with loops, branches, allocations, and exceptions.