Is there a way to check std::initializer_list number of arguments at compile-time?

I am trying to create a function that would accept several arguments of a given type, but both type and number of arguments should be specified via templates.

I found that using C++11's initializer_list is probably a good technique in this case, but is it possible to check its size at compile time? Are there any other tecnhiques that can solve this problem?

#include <initializer_list>

// Here I want to define type and number of components for each point

template <typename T, int DIM>
class Geometry
{
public:
    void addPoint(std::initializer_list<T> coords)
    {
        assert(coords.size() == DIM); // Working good, but not compile-time

        // Next line does not compile because size() is not known at compile-time
        static_assert(coords.size() == DIM, "Wrong number of components"); 
    }
};