<ul><li>When using constexpr and consteval in C++, developers may encounter limitations when evaluating conditions at compile-time.</li><li>is_constant_evaluated() is commonly used to differentiate between compile-time and runtime code, but it fails in certain scenarios due to the static analysis performed by the compiler.</li><li>The if consteval construct is introduced as a better alternative to is_constant_evaluated() in C++.</li><li>With if consteval, the compiler can accurately determine which code branches will execute at compile-time, providing a cleaner and safer approach to compile-time evaluation.</li></ul>

'if consteval' in C++20 - A Better Alternative to is_constant_evaluated()

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