We have pure functions, member functions, static functions and global functions; but what kind of function can always be used with CTFE?

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Hello BCS,

> We have pure functions, member functions, static functions and global
> functions; but what kind of function can always be used with CTFE?
> 

Compile Time Evaluable Function = CTEF? (sounds like CDEF; so testing many minor variant of one you get AB CTEF testing :b )

Or not.

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On Monday 09 August 2010 21:18:42 BCS wrote:
> We have pure functions, member functions, static functions and global functions; but what kind of function can always be used with CTFE?

Haven't we typical called them CTFE or CTFEable functions?

- Jonathan M Davis

Hello Jonathan,

> On Monday 09 August 2010 21:18:42 BCS wrote:
> 
>> We have pure functions, member functions, static functions and global
>> functions; but what kind of function can always be used with CTFE?
>> 
> Haven't we typical called them CTFE or CTFEable functions?

I've seen the first used, even used it my self (but it isn't even the correct part of speech) and the second is kind of hard to say.

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On 10/08/2010 13:59, BCS wrote:
> Hello Jonathan,
>
>> On Monday 09 August 2010 21:18:42 BCS wrote:
>>
>>> We have pure functions, member functions, static functions and global
>>> functions; but what kind of function can always be used with CTFE?
>>>
>> Haven't we typical called them CTFE or CTFEable functions?
>
> I've seen the first used, even used it my self (but it isn't even the
> correct part of speech) and the second is kind of hard to say.
>

I call them F-able functions. Where F stands for Fantasic or F*ck depending on how complicated they are.

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