cor3ntin wrote:
> @cor3ntin One thing I'm trying to work out in tests is whether there is any
> way to get a discarded block that should cause an error in the containing
> scope but not if it occurred in the lamda instantiation.
There are never any errors ignored in discarded statements. If the `if
constexpr` appears in a template its content is not instantiated. But it is
always parsed.
If you want to write a tests where the `if constexpr(false)` is in a template,
and calls a dependent/generic lambda that can never be instantiated... you can!
Maybe something like that:
```cpp
template <typename T>
void f() {
auto x = []<typename U>(U, U = U::bar) {};
if constexpr(false) {
x(T{});
}
}
int _ = (f<int>(), 0);
```
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/153921
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