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I have this class template: template<class... T> class Test { std::vector<TestCase*> test_cases;
I\'ve been experimenting with constexpr. On my test compiler (g++ 4.6) this fails to compile with an error about out of bounds access. Is a compiler required to spot this at compile time?
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开发者_如何学PythonWill the following give a compilation error? delete cout; delete cin; The answer is : No.
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