c++ - Non-const lvalue reference initialized to prvalue -


if class-type, expression a() prvalue, correct? why legal

a &aref = a(); 

also, found this:

a reference t can initialized object of type t, function of type t, or object implicitly convertible t. once initialized, reference cannot changed refer object. references initialized in following situations:

1) when named lvalue reference variable declared initializer [...]

which justifies action.

i new c++, initializer either expression formed call constructor or containing new operator?


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