Explore the flaws and limitations of C++11's initializer_list objects in this comprehensive conference talk from C++Now 2018. Delve into specific examples, benchmarks, and standard quotes that illustrate how these issues are mandated and prevent efficient usage in certain contexts. Learn about the potential for creating dangling references that often elude compiler and static analysis tool detection. Engage in a group discussion to consider possible solutions, weighing the merits of library changes versus modifications to the C++ standard. Benefit from the expertise of Jason Turner, a renowned C++ developer, trainer, and speaker, as he guides you through this critical examination of initializer lists and their impact on C++ programming.
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C++Now 2018: Jason Turner “Initializer Lists Are Broken, Let's Fix Them”
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