Hi Kevin!
That's not quite correct here; you are not inserting a B into the vector at all. In the second call to push_back(), a temporary B object is
Thank you for pointing that out!You mentioned a vector of references. As far as I now this is not possible.
vector<A&> vec; or A& vec[N];Correct me if I am wrong. But I believe this is illegal C++ code. The compiler would have to transform a reference into a pointer.
-- Frank
