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OK, let's assume it got inlined. My question is why are you using a tortuous std::unique_ptr along with an std::move to set m_chain? That pointer is guaranteed to be a simple object pointer that is simply assignable. It just over complicates how m_chain is initialized. So, why don't you breakpoint at XrdAccAuthorizeObjAdd and see what is being handed to you since that is getting mucked up along the way.

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