cpp-constraints-form-systematic-language-adaptation-layer

Status: IN

The GoF's C++-specific constraints — Template Method's non-virtual requirement, Factory Method's prohibition against constructor invocation, Strategy's template-parameter alternative, and Singleton's prohibition against global static objects — form a coherent language-adaptation layer rather than isolated implementation notes: all four address the same underlying C++ characteristic (compile-time binding decisions with runtime consequences), systematically adapting pattern implementations to navigate static dispatch, virtual table initialization order, and object lifetime management.

Justifications

Four C++ constraints address the same compile-time-binding concern systematically

Depends on (SL): gof-cpp-template-method-nonvirtual, factory-method-cpp-never-call-in-constructor, gof-strategy-cpp-template-parameter, singleton-not-global-static-object-cpp

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