An obvious use case is expressions that optimize to constants during compilation, as in the bitwise OR of two values example above, because it makes the source code clearer without compromising what enumerations bring to programming.
Thanks. That reminds me of the constexpr in C++.
constexpr
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An obvious use case is expressions that optimize to constants during compilation, as in the bitwise OR of two values example above, because it makes the source code clearer without compromising what enumerations bring to programming.
Thanks. That reminds me of the
constexprin C++.