std::move'ing a vector does not call the ctor/dtor of every element within the vector, but that might not be what you're referring to. If you want an `A` struc

std::move'ing a vector does not call the ctor/dtor of every element within the vector, but that might not be what you're referring to. If you want an `A` struct/class, you'll call the ctor/dtor, that's true. But for POD types, if the ctor/dtor does nothing, they are trivial to inline and will incur no runtime overhead by any compiler nowadays.