rexy712 11d64d12a0 I couldn't figure out how to make construct_at work with an aggregate. I checked the libstdc++ sources and they call placement new directly, so I'm giving up on that. Changed node over to manual constructors and it seems to work much better. Also made it so list constructors don't call 'assign' because that required stored types to implement assignment operators during construction.

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I couldn't figure out how to make construct_at work with an aggregate. I checked the libstdc++ sources and they call placement new directly, so I'm giving up on that. Changed node over to manual constructors and it seems to work much better. Also made it so list constructors don't call 'assign' because that required stored types to implement assignment operators during construction.

2022-07-19 17:39:29 -07:00