Quick A: Here are two hints...
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Hint:
array<string>. -
Hint 2:
array<unique_ptr<X>>.
Today on SO:
Should std::array have move constructor?
Moving can't be implemented efficiently (O(1)) on
std::array, so why does it have move constructor?
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By Blog Staff | Aug 7, 2013 03:49 PM | Tags: intermediate
Quick A: Here are two hints...
array<string>.array<unique_ptr<X>>.Today on SO:
Should std::array have move constructor?
Moving can't be implemented efficiently (O(1)) on
std::array, so why does it have move constructor?
Matt Williams said on Aug 8, 2013 03:42 AM:
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