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		cbsmith on Nov 28, 2022 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Const vs. constexpr vs. consteval vs. constinit in... So that doesn't implicitly mark all functions as constexpr. It implicitly marks inline functions as constexpr. It weakens your point a tad, but I see now what you are getting at.

gpderetta on Nov 28, 2022 [–]

Yes sorry, I should have been more precise.

Of course you need the function body to actually do comptime evaluation.

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