https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/forward
Perfect forwarding isn't really perfect. There are several kinds of arguments that cannot be perfectly forwarded, including (but not necessarily limited to):
For details consult the comp.std.c++ discussion, “ Perfect Forwarding Failure Cases,”referenced in the Further Information section of the course.
Perfect forwarding isn't really perfect. There are several kinds of arguments that cannot be perfectly forwarded, including (but not necessarily limited to):
- 0 as a null pointer constant.
- Names of function templates (e.g., std::endl and other manipulators).
- Braced initializer lists.
- In-class initialized const static data members lacking an out-of-class definition.
- Bit fields.
For details consult the comp.std.c++ discussion, “ Perfect Forwarding Failure Cases,”referenced in the Further Information section of the course.
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