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I'm just saying you wouldn't use std::variant<T star>, you'd just use T star. Also C++ has the meta-programming capabilities to special variant for pointers. e

by detrino 11y ago

I'm just saying you wouldn't use std::variant<T star>, you'd just use T star. Also C++ has the meta-programming capabilities to special variant for pointers. edit: replaced * with star to defeat italicizer.

whyever 11y ago
And then you have to deal with null pointers.
- detrino 11y ago
  This is an unrelated point, we were talking about representation.
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