Yes almost all the leading contenders in this “drag race” from Zig to C++ achieve their performance via compile-time computing.
See this thread.
CONSTEXPR as much as possible has been a mantra with C++ and its derivatives such as D, Rust, Zig, etc. Folks such as Stroutsrup and De Rios et al. have presented a fair bit on the benefits of this, especially in systems programming. The results here are but one where their efforts show what is viable with the approach to compute once (during compilation) but to consume voraciously and efficiently i.e., use the values widely with great speed during runtime execution.