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why can't I construct an std::span from iterators?

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why can't I construct an std::span from iterators?

Is it possible to recover the actual index of elements in a `std::span`?

Why in particular should I rather pass a std::span than a std::vector& to a function?

How to use user defined concept as a template type of std::span?

How to make span of spans

Is it possible to construct a `std::span` from a view in C++20?

Simplest way to assign std::span to std::vector

Convert a nullptr to std::span

std::conditional with unknown type

Create span of string_views from C string array

What's an idiomatic way to refer to either std::whatever or not_yet_in_std::whatever?

How to construct a span from std::iota?

How do you do bounds checking with std span?

Generic function using std::span doesn't compile

Emscripten and C++ 20

Cannot satisfy C++ range requirements custom container

How to make class compatible with std::span constructor that takes a range?

C++20 std::span: Uses of converting constructor

Can't construct std::span<int> from temporary std::array<int>

Why do I need to pass std::span for a string argument when using std::thread in C++?

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