Food for thought: That means whether an arbitrary c++ program compiles reduces to the halting problem.
I would wager that for the vast majority of real situations you'd be better off writing that in the primary language and either bundling the precomputed result when you package your application or running it at runtime.
I'm sure there is a small class of trivial exceptions, but no non-trivial ones.
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Food for thought: That means whether an arbitrary c++ program compiles reduces to the halting problem.
I would wager that for the vast majority of real situations you'd be better off writing that in the primary language and either bundling the precomputed result when you package your application or running it at runtime.
I'm sure there is a small class of trivial exceptions, but no non-trivial ones.