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by dbaupp
4450 days ago
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I think the reason is the existence of move/copy constructors, i.e. it's invalid to just move a C++ object in memory (as a realloc would do), in general. (shrink_to_fit does need to (attempt to) get a smaller allocation, otherwise or wouldn't be shrinking the vector.) |
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