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Do concepts improve deducing this?
published at 04.06.2026 17:22 by Jens Weller
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Last weeks post showed how ref qualifiers led to deducing this. Today I want to look at how concepts can help the generic version of deducing this to achieve the feature set of ref qualifiers.
How ref qualifiers led to deducing this
published at 28.05.2026 16:21 by Jens Weller
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Last week I shared an overview on ref qualifiers with you, this is a follow up on this post. Featuring deducing this, a C++23 feature that should be available in your compiler if its been released in 2025 or later.
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