Architecturally similar to can_forward_propagatet, but specialized for what is a constexpr, i.e., an expression that can be fully evaluated at compile time.
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Architecturally similar to can_forward_propagatet, but specialized for what is a constexpr, i.e., an expression that can be fully evaluated at compile time.
Definition at line 4620 of file c_typecheck_expr.cpp.
◆ is_compile_time_constantt()
| is_compile_time_constantt::is_compile_time_constantt |
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◆ is_constant()
| bool is_compile_time_constantt::is_constant |
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const exprt & |
e | ) |
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This function determines what expressions are to be propagated as "constants".
Definition at line 4638 of file c_typecheck_expr.cpp.
◆ is_constant_address_of()
| bool is_compile_time_constantt::is_constant_address_of |
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const exprt & |
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this function determines which reference-typed expressions are constant
Definition at line 4670 of file c_typecheck_expr.cpp.
◆ operator()()
| bool is_compile_time_constantt::operator() |
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const exprt & |
e | ) |
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