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Are you sure? If f() returns a value then you have a problem and should fix it, but if f() instead returns a reference (that is not dangling in itself), then i
by nikbackm 9y ago
Are you sure?
If f() returns a value then you have a problem and should fix it, but if f() instead returns a reference (that is not dangling in itself), then it should be fine.
- inetknght 9y agoclick Now it all makes sense. This is what I get for trying to read technical stuff while drunk at midnight.