Inside the c++ object model - Copy Constructor Construction

Default constructors and copy constructors…are generated (by the compiler) where needed.

 

 

 

There are three program instances in which a class object is initialized with another object of its class. The most obvious instance, of course, is an object's explicit initialization, such as

   class X { ... };

   X x;

 

   // explicit initialization of one class object with

another

   X xx = x;

The other two are when an object is passed as an argument to a function, such as

extern void foo( X x );

 

void bar()

{

   X xx;

 

   // implicit initialization of foo()'s

   // first argument with xx

   foo( xx );

 

   // ...

}

and when a function returns a class object, such as

//注：涉及到调用时，进栈的是临时变量，出栈之后必须进行拷贝～

X

foo_bar()

{

   X xx;

   // ...;

   return xx;

 }