Non-recursive variant of detail::length() for compilers with maximum recursion depth in compile-time constexpr evaluation. #29
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I ran into this in C++14 when creating a string_view with a very long string. For example,
On MSVC 2019 in C++14 mode this gives:
And on g++ 9.2.1 this gives
I don't think we can fix this for C++11, but when we have C++14 we have better ways to write a constexpr length() of a nullterminated string, so might as well do so to work around this problem.