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    C++1x-2x Special Member Func Ons: Compiler Implicitly Declares

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    The document discusses the behavior of compilers implicitly declaring special member functions in C++ for different scenarios. It outlines that in C++98, if a class declares a destructor, copy constructor, or copy assignment operator, it should explicitly define all three. In C++11 and later, the compiler will implicitly declare some special member functions as defaulted, deleted, or not declared based on which other special member functions are user-declared.

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    C++1x-2x Special Member Func Ons: Compiler Implicitly Declares

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    The document discusses the behavior of compilers implicitly declaring special member functions in C++ for different scenarios. It outlines that in C++98, if a class declares a destructor, copy constructor, or copy assignment operator, it should explicitly define all three. In C++11 and later, the compiler will implicitly declare some special member functions as defaulted, deleted, or not declared based on which other special member functions are user-declared.

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    C++ Special member Functions

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    The document discusses the behavior of compilers implicitly declaring special member functions in C++ for different scenarios. It outlines that in C++98, if a class declares a destructor, copy constructor, or copy assignment operator, it should explicitly define all three. In C++11 and later, the compiler will implicitly declare some special member functions as defaulted, deleted, or not declared based on which other special member functions are user-declared.

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    C++1x-2x Special Member Func Ons: Compiler Implicitly Declares

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    The document discusses the behavior of compilers implicitly declaring special member functions in C++ for different scenarios. It outlines that in C++98, if a class declares a destructor, copy constructor, or copy assignment operator, it should explicitly define all three. In C++11 and later, the compiler will implicitly declare some special member functions as defaulted, deleted, or not declared based on which other special member functions are user-declared.

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    C++1x-2x Special Member Func ons

    compiler implicitly declares


    Default constructor Destructor Copy constructor Copy assignment Move constructor Move assignment

    Nothing Defaulted Defaulted Defaulted Defaulted Defaulted Defaulted

    Any constructor Not declared Defaulted Defaulted Defaulted Defaulted Defaulted

    C++98
    Default constructor User declared Defaulted Defaulted Defaulted Defaulted Defaulted
    user declares

    Destructor Defaulted User declared Defaulted Defaulted Not declared Not declared

    Copy constructor Not declared Defaulted User declared Defaulted Not declared Not declared

    Copy assignment Defaulted Defaulted Defaulted User declared Not declared Not declared

    Move constructor Not declared Defaulted Deleted Deleted User declared Not declared

    Move assignment Defaulted Defaulted Deleted Deleted Not declared User declared

    C++98
    Move only classes
    Deprecated
    after C++11
    The behaviour of the compiler supplying those is deprecated (but not in pre C++11)

    Rule of three: if a class defines any of the destructor, copy constructor or copy assignment operator then it should probably explicitly define all three

    Deleted Although deleted, they s ll exist, so they can par cipate in overload resolu on

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