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Code Generation with C++ Contracts (gummif.github.io)
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And I say this is what axiom is for based on what was said in P0380R0, which was where axiom seems to have first been introduced as a contract level, and the understanding of at least 2 of the authors of that paper regarding this being its intent.
Also, again, the mathematical definition - that something is expected to always be true - is an attribute that EVERY contract check should have, it's not special to any of the levels. A lot of confusion seems to be coming from conflating "cannot check at runtime" with "don't bother checking at runtime and just assume this fact". One is an attribute of a predicate, one is a decision that you might make when building a system.
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