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Problems: - Handling of field and register names is a bit more complex than needed. - `read()` instantiates `mp_list` unnecessarily. - Using `same_as` in tests gives a worse error message than using `is_same_v` when it fails. Solution: - Simply `name` handling to be more value-based. - Don't change `tuple` to `mp_list` and back again. - Replace `same_as` with `is_same_v` in tests. Note: - The `same_as` change is surprising, but when it fails, `is_same_v` prints the actual types: `same_as` just says it failed.
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Problems:
read()instantiatesmp_listunnecessarily.same_asin tests gives a worse error message than usingis_same_vwhen it fails.Solution:
namehandling to be more value-based.tupletomp_listand back again.same_aswithis_same_vin tests.Note:
same_aschange is surprising, but when it fails,is_same_vprints the actual types:same_asjust says it failed. To be fair, the error does get out eventually. But both clang and GCC do better and terser with the type trait: https://godbolt.org/z/Koa4sczee