I have a small program like below:
class boovector{
private: int size;
char *arr;
public:
boovector(){size=1;arr=new char[size];cout<<" boovector default constructor called"<<endl;}
boovector(const boovector &b)
{
cout<<"boovector copyconstructor called"<<endl;
size = b.size;
arr = new char[size];
strncpy(arr,b.arr,size);
}
boovector(boovector &&b)
{
cout<<"boovector move assignment operator called"<<endl;
size =b.size;
arr = b.arr;
b.arr = nullptr;
}
~boovector()
{
delete []arr;
}
};
boovector createboovector()
{
boovector v;
return v;
}
void foo(boovector v)
{
}
int main(int argc, char *argv[])
{
boovector vet = createboovector();
foo(vet);
foo(createboovector());
return 0;
}
Output
boovector default constructor called
boovector copyconstructor called
boovector default constructor called
I was hoping to see "boovector move assignment operator called" in the output.
If I comment move constructor "boovector(boovector &&b)", i get compiler error
invalid initialization of non-const reference of type 'boovector&' from an
rvalue of type 'boovector'
I want to understand the logic behind the move constructor not being called.
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