#include <cstdio>
#include <utility>

class MyType {
 public:
  MyType() {
    pointer = new int;
    *pointer = 42;
  }
  MyType(MyType&& other) {
    pointer = other.pointer;
    other.pointer = nullptr;
  }
  ~MyType() {
    delete pointer;
  }

  int* pointer;
};

// Although Chromium disallows non-const lvalue references, this situation is
// still possible in templates.
void Oops(MyType& type) {
  // Move is destructive. It can change |type| which is an lvalue reference.
  MyType local_type = std::move(type);

  // Work with local_type.
  // ...
}

int main(int argc, char **argv) {
  MyType type;
  // Don't move type, just pass it.
  Oops(type);
  // Oops, this is a null pointer dereference.
  *type.pointer = 314;
}