Summary
This episode explores C++26's enhancement to std::bind_front and std::bind_back that allows passing functions as non-type template parameters (NTTP) instead of runtime function pointers. By making the function itself part of the template signature, the compiler can generate more efficient code that avoids storing and dereferencing function pointers. Jason demonstrates that this CNTTP version produces smaller binaries and potentially better optimized code compared to the traditional runtime binding approach.