Ferdi265 wrote:
There is also another thing that is **fixed** by this PR but that I did not
intend to fix.
Previously, Clang accepted code that stores a pointer to a function converted
from a consteval generic lambda in a non-constexpr variable (GCC rejects this):
```c++
int main() {
auto a = [](auto)consteval{return 3;};
int(*b)(int) = a;
}
```
Since the conversion operator is now an immediate function, the call to it is
now diagnosed at the conversion site. I don't understand why this did not
trigger `cannot take address of consteval call operator` in Clang trunk
though...
https://github.com/llvm/llvm-project/pull/235356
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