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MSVC STL (non-conformingly) makes std::invoke available in C++14 mode, and makes it constexpr since C++17 mode (#585).
Does it make sense to leave std::invoke non-constexpr in C++14 mode? IIUC only non-conforming programs that use std::invoke in C++14 mode will be affected if we make std::invoke unconditionally constexpr.
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MSVC STL (non-conformingly) makes
std::invoke
available in C++14 mode, and makes itconstexpr
since C++17 mode (#585).Does it make sense to leave
std::invoke
non-constexpr
in C++14 mode? IIUC only non-conforming programs that usestd::invoke
in C++14 mode will be affected if we makestd::invoke
unconditionallyconstexpr
.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: