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                                            Jason Turner

In absence of any virtual functions, not having a virtual destructor could lead to memory leaks

Oh I do what I can with these! I'll mark it and see when I might come back to it. Problem is, I'll probably come out with an episode that...

C++23's `invoke_r` vs `invoke`

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/functional/invoke

C++23's `invoke_r` vs `invoke`

@LB-- I'm confused by your reference to `reference_converts_from_temporary` I don't see how that comes into play for this episode

C++23's `invoke_r` vs `invoke`

invoke_r can only invoke implicit conversions, and we know that we don't want implicit conversions. Worse, because it's a stdlib header file, any warnings that would have been generated are...

C++23's `invoke_r` vs `invoke`

Episode 466

Finding memory bugs at compile time

This kind of warning is being emitted from the backend (optimizer). Turning on the sanitizers disables certain optimizations so that the runtime can catch them, so the optimizer no longer...

(almost) always do this with std::map!

> What happens if you do it with a key type of `std::string` and you try to `.find("raw string literal")` by accident instead of `.find("string view literal"sv)`? Does it try...