when I am trying to create a class which has a constructor which takes an object of that class by value, like for example:
class X{
X(){}
X(X x){} //Error!
};
then g++ complains the following for the second constructor:
error: invalid constructor; you probably meant ‘X (const X&)’
Dear compiler, no, I did not mean a const reference. This time, I wanted to do what I wrote: to pass the parameter x by value! Why is this invalid?