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Peter Dimov wrote:
No, it's statements like coll.insert( &x ); coll.insert( this ); coll.insert( p ); // where p doesn't come from new that need to be avoided as they would lead to undefined behavior. Yes, that makes sense indeed. Thanks Peter.
No, it's statements like
coll.insert( &x ); coll.insert( this ); coll.insert( p ); // where p doesn't come from new
that need to be avoided as they would lead to undefined behavior. Yes, that makes sense indeed. Thanks Peter.
- Matthias
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