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Language: C++
Expertise: Intermediate

Mar 5, 2001

Warnings Regarding Temporaries and Their Meaning

The following code causes a somewhat cryptic warning message:

 
struct Employee
{
 long ID;
 string name;
};

Employee emp;
void func(int& id) { id=0;}
// warning below issued for the following call:
func(emp.ID);


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