Re: [boost] [Boost] Compile-time power of a run-time base

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How about simply "known at compile time" as a compromise :-)

John.

I'm a mathematician. And I prefer "known at compile-time". It is the standard term in this context.

Also, "known in advance" is imprecise. In advance of what? Both as a mathematician and as a programmer I like precision.

OK, so let's go for "known at compile-time" :-) Bruno