<chrono>
: Use designated aggregate initialization when returning tm
#5662
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There's only one place in the whole MSVC STL where
tm
is returned by value. Currently, thetm_isdst
member of the variable to return is uninitialized, so it can be sometimes technically UB/EB to return such an object, unless NRVO is done.I think it's arguably better and clearer to just return a prvalue using designated aggregate initialization,
which zero-initializes the. Note that currently it's only mentioned in a comment among the whole STL.tm_isdst
member without mentioning itEdit: Clang doesn't like such implicit zero-initialization. Sigh.