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Good afternoon I am doing this project regarding computer network subject . I want client and. Server code  regarding ftp implementation by using quic protocol    ..I am doing it in Kali Linux . I want to measure traffic by using wireshark ..let me know how we measure traffic in computer  and how we connect that both computer so I will get to know about traffic .means I want to run client and server code in one computer and traffic measurements by using wireshark in another computer so how can I do it how we connect both computer
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The function return value is an rvalue reference (typename&&) whether it makes sense, and if so, what the meaning is
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why 'Int b = fun2();' doesn't call copy construct fun
exo
why 'Int b = fun2();' doesn't call copy construct fun
did you tried disabling 'copy elision'?
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I think dima the sociopath is watching me
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did you tried disabling 'copy elision'?
And I think copy elision sucks, it makes move semantics like a clown
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And I think copy elision sucks, it makes move semantics like a clown
But I can do things like fold_left with dynamically sized ranges with non-moving and non-copyable types.
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Abbasi
And I think copy elision sucks, it makes move semantics like a clown
Copy elision can remove even the little overhead of move. std::move still exists and is beneficial
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It means it returns an rvalue reference. Pretty much like what std::move does.
typename fun() { typename a; return a; } I think this fun returns an rvalue as well, what the difference between it and typename&&
Abbasi
Abbasi
An rvalue reference is still a reference.
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An rvalue reference is still a reference.
Yes, but they are all behaviour like std::move does
Abbasi
std::move returns an ravlue reference. And it takes an lvalue reference I think.
Abbasi
It casts to rvalue reference
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Yes, i mean when they call other funcs
Abbasi
template <typename T> T&& move(T& i) { return static_cast<T&&>(i); } int main() { int a{}; int b{move(a)}; }
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typename fun() { typename a; return a; } I think this fun returns an rvalue as well, what the difference between it and typename&&
typename fun() { typename a; return a; } returns a copy of A typename&& fun() { typename a; return std::move(a); } returns an rvalue reference to A
Abbasi
typename fun() { typename a; return a; } returns a copy of A typename&& fun() { typename a; return std::move(a); } returns an rvalue reference to A
The function fun returning typename&& returns a reference to a temporary. It's not valid
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i cant send
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The function fun returning typename&& returns a reference to a temporary. It's not valid
typename&& fun() { typename* a = new typename(); return std::move(*a); }
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fun2(fun1())
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does the same as
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fun2(std::move(sth) )
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typename fun1 and typename&& fun1 do same thing i think
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hello, i cant convert const char* to CHAR* using windows.h i get error: 'initializing': cannot convert from 'const char [27]' to 'CHAR *'
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Does GCC completely supports c++23 as of today?
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Does GCC completely supports c++23 as of today?
https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/compiler_support/23
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newer C standards have more features
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typename fun1 and typename&& fun1 do same thing i think
It depends. fun1() can return a reference. Also, std::move works only on types supporting move semantics. You need a complete code to make things more clear I think
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