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In copy_to, the constraint is indirectly_writable<value_type>, but should it actually be indirectly_writable<iter_value_t<Out>>? It seems like it should be checking that the output can be written to as the type of the iterator, without any complications arising from a conversion too.
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My intent was to also constrain on the conversion being well-formed. Why would we ever want to allow a converting store that doesn't allow the conversion? Ah... when value_type isn't implicitly convertible to iter_value_t<Out>, a static_cast is well-formed and simdflags_convert was used?
In copy_to, the constraint is
indirectly_writable<value_type>
, but should it actually beindirectly_writable<iter_value_t<Out>>
? It seems like it should be checking that the output can be written to as the type of the iterator, without any complications arising from a conversion too.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: