Why can't a destructor be marked constexpr? – stackoverflow.com

Why can't a destructor be marked constexpr? – stackoverflow.com

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In C++, you can declare many things as constexpr: variables, functions (including member functions and operators), constructors, and since C++1z, also if statements and lambda expressions. However, ...

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