Does C++11 guarantee a dying object will be moved rather than copied as an argument?...

Is a data member of a temporary object an xvalue in C++11?...

Does C++11 guarantee the local variable in a return statement will be moved rather than copied?...

In C++, is there any way to reduce the number of member functions with move semantics?...

C++: Unpack a tuple with references and values without copying/moving too much...

Difference between std::forward implementation...

Why is std::forward necessary with forwarding references...

Should the Copy-and-Swap Idiom become the Copy-and-Move Idiom in C++11?...

What are the most common places that move semantics is used in C++11 STL?...

std::queue::pop() operation on its std::unique_ptr data...

Why is the move constructor not called when moving in a lambda?...

How to actually implement the rule of five?...

Static assertion for a move constructor different from the copy constructor...

Twin arguments and move semantic...

`pair::operator=(pair&&)` error with `auto&` deduced move operations - libstdc++ regress...

Impossible implicit move operations?...

Why isn't move construction used when initiating a vector from initializer list (via implicit co...

Usage of objects that have been moved from...

Why do Qt's container classes not allow movable, non-copyable element types?...

Move semantic unintentionally superseded by copy constructor in class that encapsulates pointer...

Move item to a list without copying...

Counting the number of copy and move of a std::vector...

why std::move behaves like std::copy?...

C++ std::move a pointer...

Can I move-assign a std::map's contents into another std::map?...

How does the move constructor look like if I have a vector (or anything like it) member variable?...

Is the sub-object of a temporary object guaranteed to be moved on return?...

Left Rotation of Binary Tree in Rust Fails to Outlive The Original...

Move constructor and move assignement operator for class...

rvalue reference binding to an lvalue for std::function types...