In my mind, it seems fairly useless, since the elements will have to be copied anyway for the destination vector to be contiguous in memory. Is there any advantage to the move construction?
I've read the other threads. No, no one addressed this. They only provided solutions on how to perform the move-appension.
Reason this arises -> I'm looking for the most efficient way to append a vector to another, but my question is the one above, so no it is not a duplicate.
I'm specifically referring to the else part of the accepted answer below:
How to use c++11 move semantics to append vector contents to another vector?
