Hi, I recently saw how boost::uninitialized_move is implemented, it doesn't check for exceptions thrown by move ctor and don't delete already constructed objects. Is this intentional? Regards, Adam
El 22/12/2012 20:56, Adam Wulkiewicz escribió:
Hi,
I recently saw how boost::uninitialized_move is implemented, it doesn't check for exceptions thrown by move ctor and don't delete already constructed objects. Is this intentional?
No. Can you fill a ticket, please? Thanks Ion
Ion Gaztañaga wrote:
El 22/12/2012 20:56, Adam Wulkiewicz escribió:
Hi,
I recently saw how boost::uninitialized_move is implemented, it doesn't check for exceptions thrown by move ctor and don't delete already constructed objects. Is this intentional?
No. Can you fill a ticket, please? Thanks
I saw that you've already filled it, thanks. Regards, Adam
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