#include <BasicTypes.h> [code]
Const references are typically used for effectively passing value types around without having to copy them. Since we want to set our expectations in advance to doing the actual call, we need to store a copy of the value object.
A specialization should be provided for types not supporting copying.
Definition at line 88 of file BasicTypes.h.
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