Why does the compiler complain about a missing constructor when I'm just resizing my std::vector to a smaller size?
Why does the compiler complain about a missing constructor when I'm just resizing my std::vector to a smaller size?
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Why does the compiler complain about a missing constructor when I'm just resizing my std::vector to a smaller size? - The Old New Thing
Thank you. But why not just init the vector std::vector vect(56) And then resize 🧐
That vector constructor still requires a default constructor for the class of the object contained by the vector, so it's the same issue but different context.