Initialize m_null and m_base #7
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In the cases where we were not initializing m_null and m_base, instead we initialize them to default values. This simplifies the logic around assigning to them significantly and silences Coverity CID10550.
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This breaks https://svn.boost.org/trac/boost/ticket/3632. Basically you cannot assign from a default-constructed (singular) iterator. Explicitly default constructing the remaining members will do no harm, but it has no positive effect either except to shut Coverty up of course. |
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See ddd4820 |
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In the cases where we were not initializing m_null and m_base, instead we initialize them to default values. This simplifies the logic around assigning to them significantly and silences Coverity CID10550.