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Default ctor, etc generated by compiler for structs?
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[QUOTE="JohnQ, post: 2935997"] "When it's compiled with a C++ compiler? What do you mean by "a struct", exactly? In C++, even a POD struct is a class type." But apparently, the moment you add something "class-like" to the struct, it's not a POD anymore. "If the class has a constructor, it can't be memcpy'ed, at least according to the standard." I wasn't sure about that until the posts in this thread solidified it for me. "The standard says it is undefined behavior, although you may get away with it." Yeah, I get it now. Bo Pearson's post made it official in my mind about POD structs. There must be an official definition of POD somewhere also huh. That would be nice to see. John [/QUOTE]
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