Fix undefined behaviour caused by accessing uninitialized field after moving CallEmission #8337
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The C++ standard states that a move constructor is called when returning a value from a method unless the compiler is able to elide the move,
For example, the following code invokes undefined behaviour:
MSVC:
Clang:
As you can see, this causes us to access uninitialized memory. Later in some code, we have the following assertion:
assert(!assumedPlusZeroSelf)This fails on Windows when compiling the standard library, as
assumedPlusZeroSelfis true:@gottesmm this fixes the issue we discussed on email