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Implementing an emplace method for tree23 would force me to better understand how the use of perfect forwarding combined with a variadic template method allows for in-pace construction of a new node in a tree (map). In-place construction eliminates entirely the creation of a temporary object that then gets moved (via the move constructor) into a new node.
As of C++11 the STL map container class had an emplace() method, the and C++17 version of map added try_emplace().
How is try_emplace implemented? What new feature(s) of C++17 beyond perfect forwarding an variadic class template methods make in-place construction does it use to implement in-place construction via try_emplace() for a map/tree?
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Implementing an emplace method for tree23 would force me to better understand how the use of perfect forwarding combined with a variadic template method allows for in-pace construction of a new node in a tree (map). In-place construction eliminates entirely the creation of a temporary object that then gets moved (via the move constructor) into a new node.
As of C++11 the STL map container class had an emplace() method, the and C++17 version of map added try_emplace().
How is try_emplace implemented? What new feature(s) of C++17 beyond perfect forwarding an variadic class template methods make in-place construction does it use to implement in-place construction via try_emplace() for a map/tree?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: