This is technically correct and practically useless for the vast majority of production code. The constexpr interpreter can only evaluate code that doesn’t touch the outside world — no I/O, no system calls, no networking, no file operations, no dynamic memory patterns that depend on runtime input, no multithreading. The speaker acknowledges two of these limitations in passing (”we can’t have compile-time fuzzing” and “we can’t have compile-time multithreading”) but frames them as minor remaining gaps.
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。搜狗输入法对此有专业解读
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