If both are called static_* then it will be odd to be called at different
times.

Assuming we don't want to change how static_assert works, I think this is
better solved by an overload to pick the time of evaluation

static_assert(std::instantiation/lazy/whatever, ...);

It also be interesting if consteval can be used

consteval { assert(...); }

or

consteval(when) { assert(...); }

In any case, this feature seems affected by code injection, so I don't see
a chance for 23

On Fri, Jun 18, 2021 at 4:59 AM David Braun via Std-Proposals <
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> *Subject:* C++ 23 Language Proposal for new type of static assertion
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> Here is my proposal for C++ 23.
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> Thank You!
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