(This is a follow-up to a question I posted a few hours ago, then deleted. I now have a minimal reproducible example in about 10 lines)

The following code will cause an access violation with MSVC, but works perfectly with gcc and clang.

#include <map>


//template <typename T> auto inner = []()
template <typename T> void inner()
{
    std::map<int, int> x;
    x.clear();  // Will cause an access violation
};

//template <typename T> auto outer = []()
template <typename T> void outer()
{
   inner<T>();
};



int main() 
{ 
    outer<int>();
}

See on compiler explorer: https://godbolt.org/z/qPxr3EGf5

If you uncomment the lines where I replace the generic lambdas with standard generic functions, everything works fine.

Am I doing something terribly wrong?