I am wondering if it's possible to initialize a `std::array` of objects with an implicitly deleted default constructor, without knowing a priori the size of the array because it's a template argument and so having lost the possibility of using an initializer list. Code follows, it breaks with a "call to implicitly-deleted default constructor of `std::array<A, 3UL>`"

```
struct A {
  A (int b, int c) : mb(b), mc(c) { }
  int mb;
  int mc;
};

template <size_t NR_A>
struct B {
  B (int b, int c) : 
    // <- how to initialize mAs here?
  { }
  std::array<A, NR_A> mAs;
};

B<3> inst(1,1);

```

edit: I'd like to initialize all the `A`'s of `mAs` to `A{1,1}`