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		mhh__ on Feb 13, 2022 \| parent \| context \| favorite \| on: Compile-Time Sort in D D evaluates until it hits something it can't manipulate at compile time whereas constexpr requires things to be annotated as such, so the difference is slightly more subtle.

pjmlp on Feb 13, 2022 [–]

While true, Circle C++ compiler works as D does, although that is not standard, thus D does win in expressiveness.

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