Moves - Rust: A Better C++ Than C++
As we discussed in the previous chapter, moves are an essential part of an RAII-based system of memory management, allowing RAII-controlled types to have multiple owners in the course of their lifetime. In this chapter, we discuss moves outside of that context and provide an alternative justification for why they're important. We then go into a little more depth about why C++ moves can be confusing, and explain how the Rust implementation has fewer footguns and in general is more in line with the goals of the feature.
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