In C++11 a move constructor is a special member function similar to a copy constructor, but taking an rvalue-reference parameter.
I want to refresh my memory on the conditions under which a compiler typically auto generates a default constructor, copy …
c++ copy-constructor default-constructor move-constructor move-assignment-operatorI can't seem to get g++ to compile c++11 code that uses a move constructor. I keep getting this error: …
c++ g++ c++11 move-constructorI'm playing with move constructors and move assignments and i've stumbled on this problem. First code: #include <iostream> #…
c++ c++11 move-semantics move-constructorI'm confused about when a move constructor gets called vs a copy constructor. I've read the following sources: Move constructor …
c++ c++11 move-constructorFirstly, I really checked if there is a question already been asked but I could not find any. Error message …
c++ move-constructor construct copy-assignment move-assignment-operatorIn the code show below, how do I assign rvalue to an object A in function main? #include <iostream&…
c++ move-constructorSuppose you want to take advantage of move semantics, but one of your movable classes needs to be part of …
c++ c++11 move-semantics std-pair move-constructorI've been exploring the possibilities of Move Constructors in C++, and I was wondering what are some ways of taking …
c++ c++11 rvalue-reference move-semantics move-constructorBy design, std::mutex is not movable nor copyable. This means that a class A holding a mutex won't receive …
c++ mutex move-constructorI am trying to understand the way move constructors and assignment ops work in C++11 but I'm having problems with …
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