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How to find out whether an assignment operator of T in a function template throws an exception?

score 87 · Answer 1 · 2015-06-07 05:54:03

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How to find out whether an assignment operator of T in a function template throws an exception?

87 views Asked by lz96 At 07 June 2015 at 05:54

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Why does std::is_nothrow_move_assignable depend on the presence of a destructor?

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std::function with noexcept in C++17

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Should I use noexcept for simple functions that obviously cannot throw?

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Why vector access operators are not specified as noexcept?

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Can I force a default special member function to be noexcept?

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Why does std::function cause the stack to be unwound only when an exception escapes the current function?

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Use of the noexcept specifier in function declaration and definition?

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How to find out whether an assignment operator of T in a function template throws an exception?

Why does std::is_nothrow_move_assignable depend on the presence of a destructor?

std::function with noexcept in C++17

Should I use noexcept for simple functions that obviously cannot throw?

Can Clang warn me when I might throw an exception from a `noexcept` destructor?

noexcept depending on method of member

Why vector access operators are not specified as noexcept?

Can I force a default special member function to be noexcept?

Why does std::function cause the stack to be unwound only when an exception escapes the current function?

Use of the noexcept specifier in function declaration and definition?

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