Enhancement: proper compile time errors (WIP)#30
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Don't think there is a better way than this. Still, better than what we have now, so we can merge to main this PR (when completed) and when we discover something as fancy as the |
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If issue #35 gets implemented it would be much easier to implement it as all the implementations would be centralized. |
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static_assertcompile time checking custom messages can be sent. Using that, still, lots of template error stuff is thrown.If there was a way to just print the line in which the error is thrown and the custom message, that would be much nicer than the current error stack.
This issue tries to solve the issue #26 .