This blog post is great, but I think it ends too quickly. It goes into a lot of detail, but then skims over this "few circumstances where copy elision will happ

This blog post is great, but I think it ends too quickly. It goes into a lot of detail, but then skims over this "few circumstances where copy elision will happen" without the same level of detail or examples. And it doesn't provide examples of copy constructors, or explain anything about what happens if you delete the copy constructor. This blog post was just getting good, then it stopped!