For example
template<class T>
struct Ref
{
using type = T&;
};
Is Ref<T>::type
the same as std::add_lvalue_reference<T>::type
for all possible template arguments? E.g. int
, int&
, and int&&
?
I just read the source code for std::add_lvalue_reference<T>
. Quite sure they are equivalent.
If they are, we can save some space by simply writing T&
instead.
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Table 53 in [meta.trans.ref] - definition of add_lvalue_reference
:
If
T
names an object or function type then the member typedef type shall nameT&
; otherwise, ifT
names a type “rvalue reference toT1
” then the member typedef type shall nameT1&
; otherwise, type shall nameT
.
Now recall the rules for reference collapsing:
If […] a type template-parameter (14.3.1) […] denotes a type
TR
that is a reference to a typeT
, an attempt to create the type “lvalue reference to cvTR
” creates the type “lvalue reference toT
” […]
So the answer is yes:
For objects or functions the condition is trivially met. It's just T&
, no reference collapsing involved.
For rvalue references, an lvalue reference to the type referred-to, T1
, is created.
For lvalue references the exact reference type is preserved.
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