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2 posts tagged #lifetime.
The pmr crash is the buffer that died first
The most common pmr crash rarely comes from a custom resource; it is lifetime. The container deallocates back into its resource on destruction, so the resource must outlive it. A live demo shows the destruction order and the declaration-order rule that keeps it correct. Episode 6 of the pmr series.
Clang's lifetimebound warns about a copy, and that is the problem
The lifetimebound attribute lets -Wdangling see through a function call, which is how clang catches a string_view into a temporary. It has no conditional form, so a function that returns a copy on some instantiations and a reference on others has to pick between missing real dangles and warning about correct code. A proposal on the LLVM forum wants to close that gap.