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Line 1564 uses move semantics when working with std::initializer_list. But when I debug the type of, say, element[1], using clang++ 3.5 and compiling the unit tests, the compiler deduces a const reference type (see also std::initializer_list::begin). There are no meaningful semantics for moving const references so I wanted to double check with you guys.
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Line 1564 uses move semantics when working with
std::initializer_list
. But when I debug the type of, say,element[1]
, using clang++ 3.5 and compiling the unit tests, the compiler deduces a const reference type (see also std::initializer_list::begin). There are no meaningful semantics for moving const references so I wanted to double check with you guys.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: