| http://www.w3.org/ns/prov#value | - Of course, the general idea of allocating complex objects that way is to avoid the cost of calling ctors/dtors when the array is reallocated (it becomes just a matter of copying the pointers, i.e. memcpy()); but, on the other hand, if someone forgets a Q_DECLARE_TYPEINFO for a type which is not large and could be movable (f.i. the containers themselves, as you pointed out, or pretty much any impli
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