in-class initialization of atomic

Why in this example

struct Foo {    atomic<int> x = 1;};

the compiler (gcc 4.8) is trying to use the atomic& operator=(const atomic&) which is deleted, (hence the example wont compile), while here

struct Bar {    Bar() { x = 1; }    atomic<int> x;};

it is calling the int operator=(int) as expected?

PS: I already know that

struct Xoo {    atomic<int> x{1};};

is fine (anyhow the better way to init x), but I am still curious about why Foo is broken.

PS: I misread the compiler error (and forgot to include it in the quesiton). It actually says:

 error: use of deleted function ‘std::atomic<int>::atomic(const std::atomic<int>&)’   std::atomic<int> x = 1;                        ^ [...] error: declared here       atomic(const atomic&) = delete;       ^

so my above statement "...is trying to use the atomic& operator=(const atomic&) was just plain wrong.