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    <p><strong>Wrote this template move-enabled class for you.</strong> Study it and you'll get it.</p> <pre><code>/// &lt;summary&gt;Container.&lt;/summary&gt; class Container { private: // Here be data! std::vector&lt;unsigned char&gt; _Bytes; public: /// &lt;summary&gt;Default constructor.&lt;/summary&gt; Container(){ } /// &lt;summary&gt;Copy constructor.&lt;/summary&gt; Container(const Container&amp; Copy){ *this = Copy; } /// &lt;summary&gt;Copy assignment&lt;/summary&gt; Container&amp; operator = (const Container&amp; Copy){ // Avoid self assignment if(&amp;Copy == this){ return *this; } // Get copying _Bytes = Copy._Bytes; // Copies _Bytes return *this; } /// &lt;summary&gt;Move constructor&lt;/summary&gt; Container(Container&amp;&amp; Move){ // You must do this to pass to move assignment *this = std::move(Move); // &lt;- Important } /// &lt;summary&gt;Move assignment&lt;/summary&gt; Container&amp; operator = (Container&amp;&amp; Move){ // Avoid self assignment if(&amp;Move == this){ return *this; } // Get moving std::swap(_Bytes, Move._Bytes); // Moves _Bytes return *this; } }; // class Container </code></pre> <p>I'm always against of using value arguments like this:</p> <pre><code>function(std:vector&lt;item2&gt; items) </code></pre> <p>I always use either:</p> <pre><code>function(const std:vector&lt;item2&gt;&amp; items) function(std:vector&lt;item2&gt;&amp; items) function(std:vector&lt;item2&gt;&amp;&amp; items) </code></pre> <p>especially for larger data containers, and seldom:</p> <pre><code>function(std:vector&lt;item2&gt; items) </code></pre> <p>for smaller data, never vectors.</p> <p>This way, you're in control of what happens and that's why we do C++, to control everything.</p> <ul> <li>If you need a writable copy, just copy the const reference yourself in a variable.</li> <li>If you need it read-only, const reference prevents a new copy.</li> <li>If you want to edit original, just use reference.</li> <li>And use value arguments for small data when you feel lazy.</li> </ul> <p>Obviously, it all depends on what you're doing.</p> <p><em>I'm a self taught C++ developer. Far from an expert, especially in the C++ slang... but learning :)</em></p>
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    1. CO[Efficient Argument Passing in C++11](http://www.codesynthesis.com/~boris/blog/2012/06/26/efficient-argument-passing-cxx11-part2/) ... good explanation.
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