I have the following code that mimics an elision testcase class Obj { public: int x = 0; Obj(int y) : x(y) {std::cout << "C\n"; } ~Obj() { std::cout << "D\n"; }...

C++ compilers are allowed to elide or combine allocations. However, it seems that if allocated memory is accessed with atomic operations (even with relaxed memory order) that allocation cannot be elid...