My Little Dustmite: Bisect is Magic

[Ethan]

On Wednesday, 31 July 2019 at 13:21:01 UTC, Kagamin wrote:
>>As a result, the compiler can provide a short and meaningful 
>>error message if the defined requirement of a concept isn’t 
>>met, instead of dumping walls of errors and warnings from 
>>somewhere deep within the template code itself that won’t make 
>>much sense without digging further into that code.
>
> Looks like C++ compilers are supposed to print less errors too.

Let's take a closer look, shall we....

>As a result, the compiler can provide a short and meaningful 
>error message if the defined requirement of a concept isn’t met

>the compiler can provide a short and meaningful error message

>short and meaningful error message

>meaningful error message

Perhaps you missed the point where I'm complaining that the 
static assert behavior *HIDES* short meaningful error messages.

Come back to reality. We miss you.