Is it possible to declare constexpr class in a header and define it in a separate .cpp file?

If a constexpr function is not defined inside the header, the compiler can not see the definition of the constexpr functions while compiling all the other source files.

Obviously, if it can’t see the definition of the functions, it can’t perform the steps necessary to calculate them at compile-time. Thus all constexpr functions must be defined everywhere they are used.

Thanks @IgorTandetnik:
[dcl.constexpr] §7.1.5/2

constexpr functions and constexpr constructors are implicitly inline.

[basic.def.odr] §3.2/4

An inline function shall be defined in every translation unit in which it is odr-used.