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IPR expected clients to use string representation for literals ("universal representation"), but of course that works only in pre-C++03 era, not with compile-time evaluation. Options here range from taking dependencies on external libraries (such as GMP, but with more permissive license) to developing homebrew, purposely-tailored libraries.
aggregate values missing is an oversight. What is needed is not so much the notion of value than that of an "irreducible expression" (which includes values)
IPR needs a representation for values. By values, I mean the objects that result from evaluation of prvalues.
IPR currently has representations for:
IPR does not currently represent:
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