Your example is specific to C++ only. In Rust it is not just an optimization,
it's about ownership. Example from Rust:
fn f1(vec: Vec<i32>) {}
fn f2() {
let mut vec = vec![1];
f1(vec);
vec.push(2); // This will not compile (borrow of moved value), because f1
took ownership of vec
}
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