Re: move only types in standard containers
On 26 Apr., 10:52, Brendan <catph...@catphive.net> wrote:
I'm trying to use a type that is moveable, but not copyable, in a
standard container, in this case an unordered_map. When I try to
insert it, I get complaints about a deleted copy constructor. I
thought that move only objects were supported in standard containers?
Here's my type:
struct session_t {
session_t() : fd(make_unique_fd(0)) {}
session_t(const session_t&) = delete;
session_t& operator=(const session_t&) = delete;
session_t(session_t&& session) : fd(move(session.fd)) {}
session_t& operator=(session_t&& other) {
if (this != &other) {
fd = move(other.fd);
}
return *this;
}
unique_fd fd;
};
typedef unordered_map<int, session_t> session_map;
Heres where the error pops up:
map.insert(make_pair(*session.fd, move(session)));
This should work. It should also work more directly
by writing
map.emplace(*session.fd, std::move(session));
instead.
Testing on GCC 4.4
Even the most recent 4.5.0-1 trunk of gcc does not
properly handle this and does not recognize the
emplace member function. Same problem for std::map.
Looks like an incomplete implementation to me in
regard to the working draft.
HTH & Greetings from Bremen,
Daniel Kr?gler
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