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A default-constructed PhaseOffset doesn't actually specify what values should be used. Default initialization maybe ends up with NEXT_PHASE and subphase 0, which is kinda surprising. This got in the way of understanding some test failures, since it accessed a subphase structure that wasn't present. Don't use the default constructed type.
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A default-constructed
PhaseOffset
doesn't actually specify what values should be used. Default initialization maybe ends up withNEXT_PHASE
and subphase 0, which is kinda surprising. This got in the way of understanding some test failures, since it accessed a subphase structure that wasn't present. Don't use the default constructed type.Expected behavior
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