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ConceptGCC is a prototype compiler for a superset of C++ called ConceptC++. ConceptC++ adds direct support for the Generic Programming paradigm (used to design the C++ Standard Template Library) by way of concepts. Concepts allow one to express requirements on the template parameters of function and class templates, enabling separate type-checking of the definitions of templates from the uses of templates. Overall, concepts make C++ templates easier to write and easier to use. And yes, they improve STL error messages, too.
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