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Temporary Variables: Chasing Temporaries Away
There are situations in C++ when it is good to return the result of a function by value rather than by reference. There is usually a price to be paid, however...unless the compiler can be made to help. Jun Nakamura explains.
Read the full article here: Temporary Variables: Chasing Temporaries Away For more discussion go here: Blog Article Discussion
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