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1. 1.▲
   by typelist 10y ago

   Ah, interesting. Apparently this is true even if some constructors are explicitly '= default' (for the T x{} and T x={} list/aggregate initialization cases only). But I believe that rule doesn't apply for any objects whe
2. 2.▲
   by typelist 10y ago

   Explicitly defaulting the constructor behaves the same as an empty constructor: all members are default-initialized. The problem is usually that 'default-initializing' doesn't zero out primitive (POD) types, but leaves them u
3. 3.▲
   by typelist 13y ago

   "When you enter SafeD, you leave your pointers, unchecked casts and unions at the door. Memory management is provided to you courtesy of Garbage Collection."