StackOverflow Questions for Tag: rule-of-five

lvalue

Reputation: 51

Do I need to respect the rule of five here?

c++rule-of-five

Score: 2

Answers: 2

SZYoo

Reputation: 437

How to handle conflict between virtual destructor and "Rule of 0"?

c++rule-of-five

Score: 3

Answers: 1

uuu777

Reputation: 891

move constructor/assignment for a trivial class in a linked list

c++move-semanticsrule-of-five

Score: -1

Answers: 1

weno

Reputation: 856

Base class virtual destructor - rule of five?

c++statemovevirtual-destructorrule-of-five

Score: 3

Answers: 1

Vasilii Rogin

Reputation: 167

Reasons to have special copy assignment operator instead of simple destructor and in-place constructor

c++rule-of-threerule-of-five

Score: 1

Answers: 2

LeXav

Reputation: 143

C++ - clang tidy complain about rule of X?

c++destructorrule-of-threerule-of-five

Score: 1

Answers: 1

3DMage

Reputation: 13

What is the relationship between the Rule of Five, Inheritence, and Polymorphism in C++?

c++inheritancepolymorphismrule-of-five

Score: 0

Answers: 1

Myrddin Krustowski

Reputation: 771

Can assignment operations which declared as default have reference qualifiers?

c++assignment-operatorrule-of-five

Score: 0

Answers: 1

Hashnut

Reputation: 377

How should I deal with the destructor, when making a custom vector with a template class?

c++vectorcontainersdestructorrule-of-five

Score: 2

Answers: 2

joaerl

Reputation: 1062

C++ PIMPL using std::unique_ptr and rule of five

c++unique-ptrpimpl-idiomrule-of-five

Score: 3

Answers: 0

alexeykuzmin0

Reputation: 6440

Is CppCoreGuidelines C.21 correct?

c++c++11cpp-core-guidelinesrule-of-threerule-of-five

Score: 17

Answers: 2

Rsevero

Reputation: 330

Is this a proper implementation of the Rule of Five (or Rule of Four and 1/2)?

c++qtunordered-maprule-of-five

Score: 0

Answers: 1

Daniel H

Reputation: 7463

Implement C++ assignment operator in terms of constructor

c++copy-and-swaprule-of-zerorule-of-five

Score: 0

Answers: 0

Andrea

Reputation: 55

C++ Rule of 5 with inheritance implementation

c++inheritancerule-of-five

Score: 1

Answers: 0

Josu Goñi

Reputation: 1274

What is the minimal class to extend for a no copy / no move type?

c++rule-of-threerule-of-five

Score: 2

Answers: 1

incubus

Reputation: 1019

Rule of five when using polymorphism

c++polymorphismrule-of-five

Score: 1

Answers: 0

Adomas Baliuka

Reputation: 1620

Defining interfaces (abstract classes without members) in C++

c++abstract-classcpp-core-guidelinesrule-of-five

Score: 1

Answers: 2

Yiğit

Reputation: 55

What is the difference between declaring a copy constructor with "= default" or not declaring it at all?

c++memoryrule-of-threerule-of-zerorule-of-five

Score: 1

Answers: 1

user_185051

Reputation: 436

std::vector with elements allocated on the heap - do I need rule of 5?

c++destructorrule-of-five

Score: 1

Answers: 2

Stefan Bauer

Reputation: 413

Why is a class with an explicitly declared move constructor failing `std::is_move_constructible_v`?

c++templatesc++17move-semanticsrule-of-five

Score: 2

Answers: 1

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StackOverflow Questions for Tag: rule-of-five

Do I need to respect the rule of five here?

How to handle conflict between virtual destructor and &quot;Rule of 0&quot;?

move constructor/assignment for a trivial class in a linked list

Base class virtual destructor - rule of five?

Reasons to have special copy assignment operator instead of simple destructor and in-place constructor

C++ - clang tidy complain about rule of X?

What is the relationship between the Rule of Five, Inheritence, and Polymorphism in C++?

Can assignment operations which declared as default have reference qualifiers?

How should I deal with the destructor, when making a custom vector with a template class?

C++ PIMPL using std::unique_ptr and rule of five

Is CppCoreGuidelines C.21 correct?

Is this a proper implementation of the Rule of Five (or Rule of Four and 1/2)?

Implement C++ assignment operator in terms of constructor

C++ Rule of 5 with inheritance implementation

What is the minimal class to extend for a no copy / no move type?

Rule of five when using polymorphism

Defining interfaces (abstract classes without members) in C++

What is the difference between declaring a copy constructor with &quot;= default&quot; or not declaring it at all?

std::vector with elements allocated on the heap - do I need rule of 5?

Why is a class with an explicitly declared move constructor failing `std::is_move_constructible_v`?

How to handle conflict between virtual destructor and "Rule of 0"?

What is the difference between declaring a copy constructor with "= default" or not declaring it at all?