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#feature on safety #include <https://raw.githubusercontent.com/cppalliance/safe-cpp/master/libsafecxx/single-header/std2.h?token=$(date%20+%s)> using namespace std2; int main() safe { // Populate the vector with views with a nice mixture of lifetimes. vector<string_view> views { }; // string_view with /static lifetime. mut views.push_back("From a string literal"); // string_view with outer scope lifetime. string s1("From string object 1"); mut views.push_back(s1); { // string_view with inner scope lifetime. string s2("From string object 2"); mut views.push_back(s2); // s2 goes out of scope. views now holds dangling pointers into // out-of-scope data. } // Print the strings. s2 already fell out of scope, so this should // be a borrowck violation. `views` now contains objects that hold // dangling pointers. println("Printing from the outer scope:"); for(string_view sv : views) println(sv); }
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