Using placement new to update a reference member?...

Will a reference bound to a function parameter prolong the lifetime of that temporary?...

Unexpected virtual function dispatch when using base class reference instead of pointer...

Lifetime of object which has vacuous initialization...

Why isn't it undefined behaviour to destroy an object that was overwritten by placement new?...

Lifetime issue iterating over regex captures...

How To Implement PerGraph Lifestyle...

Is a global boolean variable reliable during global destruction?...

Is a const reference bound to another reference which is cast from temporary a dangling reference?...

block object usage after deletion of "this" pointer...

DbContext not update when multiple requests are sent in a short time...

Order of destructors...

MS Access: Way to maintain persistent session across multiple Form Events?...

Giving default values to reference member variables...

A Question On Smart Pointers and Their Inevitable Indeterminism...

Is this undefined behaviour or a bug with struct init?...

unique_ptr to a concrete type...

Why do I need to dispose of subscriptions after completion?...

How does std::future affects the lifetime of an associated std::packaged_task?...

Is using the result of new char[] or malloc to casted float * is UB (strict aliasing violation)?...

Can the storage of trivially copyable objects be safely reallocated with realloc?...

Resolve elided static lifetime when borrowing from an object pool...

Passing the "this" pointer to other class/function in destructor...

Convert to std::string and get const char * in one line...

Lifetime of object created without 'new' assigned to pointer...

Is it safe to wait for asynchronous work by joining in the destructor?...

Need guidance on Autofac custom lifetimescopes vs. multi tenancy...

Why can I reinitialize a constant inside a loop?...

At what point does a controller class instantiate a controller object in a Rails web app?...

How to extend lifetime of the local variable or what is right way to use references...