The CSet class manages bitfields. It has an [] operator which gives write access to a specific bit wrapped in a CSetHelper.
A copy-constructor and a copy-assignment operator are added to CSetHelper. The new copy-assignment operator wraps the existing one.
This is required for CSetHelper assignments where the rhs expression is also a CSetHelper, like this:
CSet<int> set; set[4] = set[5];
Works as probably intended in a standalone program. We should take a mental note to add a unit test for this if we ever integrate a unit test framework.
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CSetclass manages bitfields. It has an[]operator which gives write access to a specific bit wrapped in aCSetHelper. A copy-constructor and a copy-assignment operator are added toCSetHelper. The new copy-assignment operator wraps the existing one. This is required forCSetHelperassignments where the rhs expression is also aCSetHelper, like this:CSet<int> set; set[4] = set[5];Works as probably intended in a standalone program. We should take a mental note to add a unit test for this if we ever integrate a unit test framework.