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C++20 is "broken". One can define the default constructor as
Box() = default;
All members will then be initialized to default value, i.e.: int => 0
int => 0
But if you do that instead of: Box(): l{0}, b{0}, h{0} {}, several testcases will fail.
Box(): l{0}, b{0}, h{0} {}
And the same applies to the default copy constructor. Given that is "clang", the compiler switches are not porperly applied.
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C++20 is "broken". One can define the default constructor as
Box() = default;All members will then be initialized to default value, i.e.:
int => 0But if you do that instead of:
Box(): l{0}, b{0}, h{0} {}, several testcases will fail.And the same applies to the default copy constructor. Given that is "clang", the compiler switches are not porperly applied.