Unexpected result when C++ store element into std::vector from return value of function – stackoverflow.com

Unexpected result when C++ store element into std::vector from return value of function – stackoverflow.com

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When the function involves reallocation, I found some compilers may save the address before the function call. It leads the return value stored in the invalid address. There is an example to explain ...

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