Poetry
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Proposal to add compile-time resource embedding to C++ so files (and even network-fetched data) become binary-resident, addressable objects at compile time. Provides a concrete submission to the mailing list plus a reference utility that generates constexpr blobs from filesystem inputs, and a small API to access those blobs at compile and run time. Notes prior attempts like include_string were rejected; implementation exists and has been used in examples, but committee acceptance is still pending.
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