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To be fair, all the other major compilers (gcc and msvc) also generate incorrect code according to the C++ standard, however clang also produces memory leak (destructor for returned object was never called).
It seems like something similar being reported in #61900 but in context of coroutines, while it seems to be a more common case.
To be fair, all the other major compilers (gcc and msvc) also generate incorrect code according to the C++ standard, however clang also produces memory leak (destructor for returned object was never called).
It seems like something similar being reported in #61900 but in context of coroutines, while it seems to be a more common case.
To be fair, all the other major compilers (gcc and msvc) also generate incorrect code according to the C++ standard, however clang also produces memory leak (destructor for returned object was never called).
It seems like something similar being reported in #61900 but in context of coroutines, while it seems to be a more common case.
Minimal reproducible example (I literally took it from the C++ standard): https://godbolt.org/z/Wvfz4jPW7
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