Why do C++11-
delete
d functions participate in overload resolution?Why does C++11 make "
delete
d" functions participate in overload resolution? Why is this useful? Or in other words, why are they hidden instead of being deleted entirely?
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By Blog Staff | Dec 31, 2012 11:11 AM | Tags: intermediate
Why do C++11-
delete
d functions participate in overload resolution?Why does C++11 make "
delete
d" functions participate in overload resolution? Why is this useful? Or in other words, why are they hidden instead of being deleted entirely?
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