Re: Default ctor, etc generated by compiler for structs?
On 16 Jun, 10:48, Bharath <bharath.donni...@gmail.com> wrote:
On Jun 15, 7:59 pm, "BobR" <removeBadB...@worldnet.att.net> wrote:
JohnQ <johnqREMOVETHISprogram...@yahoo.com> wrote in message...
Are a default constructor, destructor, copy constructor and assignment
operator generated by the compiler for a struct if they are not
explicitely
defined?
#include <vector>
struct Hmmm{ int mmm; };
{
std::vector<Hmmm> SVmmm(2);
std::vector<Hmmm> SVtwo;
SVtwo = SVmmm;
}
Can that work? Does it meet the requirements for a std container?
[ my tests say: yes, no problem, dude! ]
Now, add something non-simple to the struct, and test again.
Your program is not a right e.g for the question asked. I think this
would have been misunderstood by query submitter. In this case,
actually, vector template class will take care of constructor stuff
for statement "std::vector<Hmmm> SVmmm(2);"
Yes, and one of the things the vector constuctor will do is to default-
construct 2 objects of type to populate SVmmm.
it's not default ctr of
struct Hmmm.
The default constructor of Hmmm is necessary and is used. The code
demonstarates that struct Hmmm does have an implicitly-defined default
constructor and so does address the OP's question.
Gavin Deane
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