Technically, noexcept specified move c'tor is requirement of vector to use move instead of copy c'tor.
I found that this is not the case with GCC 7.
vector<A> v;
v.push_back(A("555")); //triggers move c'tor
The above works as long as A implements move c'tor and specifying the move c'tor as noexcept is not necessary.
I'd like to know if this is a GCC issue or is normal across compilers?
Or is it the case that I'm misunderstanding something?
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