std::compare_three_way not compiling

JUANDENT (411)
Hi,

I have this code:

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template<typename T>
struct Value
{
	T val{};

	auto operator<=>(const Value& rhs) const noexcept(noexcept(val<=>val))
	{
		return std::compare_three_way{}(val <=> rhs.val);
	}
};


It does not compile!!

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struct BB
{
	int num;

	bool operator==(const BB&) const = default;
	auto operator<=>(const BB& rhs) const noexcept -> std::strong_ordering
	{
		return num <=> rhs.num;
	}
};

void useValue()
{
	Value<BB> a{ 10 }, b{ 14 };
	bool less = a < b;
}


What am I doing wrong?

Thanks!
seeplus (6597)
Are you compiling as C++20 ?
malibor (660)
This works:

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auto operator<=>(const Value& rhs) const noexcept(noexcept(val <=> val))
{
	return val <=> rhs.val;
}
JUANDENT (411)
yes I am compiling with C++20
the problem is with

 
 
std::compare_three_way


it says:

 
 
call to object of class type 'std::compare_three_way': no matching call operator found

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malibor (660)
JUANDENT wrote:
it says: call to object of class type 'std::compare_three_way': no matching call operator found


Operator expects arguments, not comparison, therefore:

return std::compare_three_way{}(val, rhs.val);
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JUANDENT (411)
thank you!!
deleted account xyzzy (5768)
cppreference has excellent examples on how to use C++ stdlib functionality.

https://en.cppreference.com/w/cpp/utility/compare/compare_three_way

Admittedly the site isn't designed to learn C++ from 'cold', a bit of determination and prior knowledge is required for best results.
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