For our purposes, we will define "C++ Type Constraint" in the following way:
A C++ Template will have one or more type arguments. The template may require that each argument fullfill more or more conditions in order for the template to compile without error. These requirements are called Type Constraints or Type Requirements.
C++ literature and documentation use the word Concept for this purpose. In fact, this usage of the word Concept is one of the reasons that the subject has been so confusing. Another reason is that it is really only necessary to understand Concepts when writing a templated library. Since very few programmers actually write such code, very few people actually use this idea and hence are unfamilar with it. Our term Type Constraint is exactly equivalent to the C++ term Concept. Either one can be substituted for the other without loss of meaning.
Un des trucs qui me fascine en C++, c'est que sa communauté contient beaucoup de personnes qui semblent fichtrement intelligentes et qui se posent des problèmes et des questions invraisemblable.
On retrouve ça ailleurs, comme une partie de la communauté Javascript par exemple (dingue), mais pas partout.