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My reference is to the code segment presented as part of the follow-up discussion on the below write-up:
Lambdas vs. Closures
The pertinent code segment is
struct PrintD
~PrintD()
cout << "dtor" << endl;
;
int main()
PrintD d;
auto f = [d]()
d;
;
cout << "--" << endl;
return 0;
When the above code is compiled using GCC without the -fno-elide-constructors option, the following output is generated:
--
dtor
dtor
When recompiled using the -fno-elide-constructors option, the following output is generated:
dtor
--
dtor
dtor
Is the understanding correct that in the latter case, the additional dtor print out corresponds to the temporary being destroyed, which is created during the capture of d by copy inside f?
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