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Why was the register keyword created?
c++
c
c++11
language-lawyer
What's the exact semantics of deleted member functions in C++11?
c++
c++11
overloading
semantics
language-lawyer
Is there a useful case using a switch statement without braces?
c
language-lawyer
Pack expansion for alias template
c++
c++11
language-lawyer
variadic-templates
template-aliases
GCC accepts `constexpr struct {} s;` but Clang rejects it. Who is correct?
c++
gcc
clang
language-lawyer
constexpr
Function default argument value depending on argument name in C++
c++
compiler-errors
language-lawyer
function-declaration
default-arguments
Is "typedef" in between the type and the alias standard-conformant?
c++
c
language-lawyer
typedef
Why does a const reference to a reference lose its constness?
c++
language-lawyer
rem of media queries vs rem of anything else
html
css
media-queries
language-lawyer
font-size
What is the difference between std::quick_exit and std::abort and why was std::quick_exit needed?
c++
c++11
language-lawyer
std::construct_at on top of existing object skipping re-initialization of some fields
c++
language-lawyer
constexpr
In C++11, does `i += ++i + 1` exhibit undefined behavior?
c++
c++11
language-lawyer
undefined-behavior
Inheriting a constructor from a private template class in C++
c++
templates
language-lawyer
Is incrementing a null pointer well-defined?
c++
pointers
language-lawyer
Is it well-defined to use a pointer pointing to one-past-malloc?
c
malloc
language-lawyer
bounds
dynamic-allocation
Why doesn't a const reference extend the life of a temporary object passed via a function?
c++
c++11
language-lawyer
temporary-objects
Order of evaluation of array indices (versus the expression) in C
c
language-lawyer
order-of-execution
Initialization vs Assignment in C
c
language-lawyer
Ordering of using namespace std; and includes?
c++
language-lawyer
using-directives
The first snippet below compiles, but the second doesn't. Why?
c++
language-lawyer
declaration
definition
name-lookup
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