The issue isnt so much where C++ is aiming to go but rather how they're getting there. Consider: C++ let's an increasingly large subset of the language be eval

The issue isnt so much where C++ is aiming to go but rather how they're getting there. Consider: C++ let's an increasingly large subset of the language be evaluated at compile. Current endpoint: the whole language will have constexpr everywhere. Correct design: Eagerly try to evaluate everything, ban things that obviously shouldn't or can't be done at compile time.