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clamage@Eng.Sun.COM (Steve Clamage) writes:
	...
>It is sometimes also necessary to point out the difference between copy
>construction and copy assignment.
>	// T is a type, and x is not type T
>	T t1 = x; // may omit a temp T and avoid copying it
>	T t2;
>	t2 = x; // must create a temp T and assign it to t2

This only applies if class T does not define an "operator=(X const&)"
(or, similar ones taking an X or an X&), where x's type is X, right?


Alex
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