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use constexpr instead of static const #84
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constexpr variable is guaranteed to have a value available at compile time. whereas static const members or const variable could either mean a compile time value or a runtime value.
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Description of the change
This uses constexpr instead of static const for compile-time variables
constexpr variable is guaranteed to have a value available at compile-time. whereas static const members or const variables could either mean a
compile-time value or a runtime value.
Verifications
Tests pass
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