It seems that with <code>auto</code> parameters g++ just uses first <code>auto</code> it encounters. Is this a bug? <pre class="prettyprint"><code>auto f(std::vector<auto> a) { a.push_back('0'); return std::string(""); } </code></pre> http://ideone.com/T69ytm

As stated by @SergeyA, this is a GCC bug. <code>std::vector<auto></code> should not have been accepted.

Is this a bug in g++ c++14 support?

It seems that with auto parameters g++ just uses first auto it encounters. Is this a bug?

auto f(std::vector<auto> a)
{
    a.push_back('0');
    return std::string("");
}

http://ideone.com/T69ytm

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asked Mar 08 '16 19:03

As stated by @SergeyA, this is a GCC bug. std::vector<auto> should not have been accepted.

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answered Oct 06 '22 23:10

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