Experimenting with string literals for non-type template parameters. #344
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C++20 offers string literals as non-type template parameters and this would likely allow us to move away from using a clang extension which would allow for gcc support. This is just experimentation for now. See #4. Some previously stripped tags have been restored on targets in order to correctly filter C++20 targets. PiperOrigin-RevId: 689945174
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Experimenting with string literals for non-type template parameters.
C++20 offers string literals as non-type template parameters and this would likely allow us to move away from using a clang extension which would allow for gcc support.
This is just experimentation for now.
See #4.
Some previously stripped tags have been restored on targets in order to correctly filter C++20 targets.