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Why is argc not a constant?

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Why is argc not a constant?

Why does static_cast(*this) to a base class create a temporary copy?

Is overloading on universal references now much safer with concepts in c++ 20

Template in C++, why have to use enum

Is this a bug in my code or in g++'s analysis of -Weffc++?

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