In this podcast episode, the hosts dive into the exciting world of constexpr programming in C++. They explore how to embed and parse JSON literals at compile time, which boosts both performance and configurability. Jason Turner and Ben Deane trace the development of constexpr from its inception in C++11 to its current use in C++17, sharing insights on the challenges of building constexpr containers and a reliable JSON parser. They discuss the shortcomings of standard libraries, the design of parser combinators, optimization strategies, and the future possibilities for regex parsing. Overall, the episode highlights the ongoing progress and proposals needed to unlock the full potential of constexpr, making for a fascinating conversation about the future of C++ programming.
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