Eric Niebler wrote:
> This is not true. "Checking early" means dropping operator overloads via
> SFINAE, leading to error messages like "no operator << matches with
> arguments [complicated type 1] and [complicated type 2]" followed by a
> so-called candidate list, the list of every operator overload that
> didn't match. This is usually a huge and impenetrable error.
Well, in my own experience, I got the following kind of message :
'no operator <foo> for type<A> and <B>'
and no 'candidates are:' entry.
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