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Mark OLESEN authored
Using 'return List<T>(std::move(dynList))' for transfer of content (with implicit shrinking) into a plain List, and leave copy elision to do the rest. The implicit transfer (move construct List from DynamicList) will normally invoke resize (new/delete and moving elements). With 'return dynList.shrink()', it will first invoke an internal resize (new/delete and moving elements), followed by a copy construct as a plain list. STYLE: avoid implicit cast to 'const List&' in constructors
Mark OLESEN authoredUsing 'return List<T>(std::move(dynList))' for transfer of content (with implicit shrinking) into a plain List, and leave copy elision to do the rest. The implicit transfer (move construct List from DynamicList) will normally invoke resize (new/delete and moving elements). With 'return dynList.shrink()', it will first invoke an internal resize (new/delete and moving elements), followed by a copy construct as a plain list. STYLE: avoid implicit cast to 'const List&' in constructors
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