Unlikely Warning setSelectionModel() while the models are the same

I share a model between two instantiated widgets of the same type. 

• First, I instantiate the first tableview V1, and set a created model M.
• Next, I instantiate the second tableview V2. I don´t set a model yet.
• Later on, I take the model M and do a V2.setModel(M).

I get the warning:

Warn : QAbstractItemView::setSelectionModel() failed: Trying to set a selection model, which works on a different model than the view.

However, when I debug the code, I see that setModel(M) in QAbstractitemView, creates a selectionModel with the just set d->model = M. Next it sets the selectionmodel on the QAbstractItemView and there a check is done on selectionmodel->model() == M. 

selectionmodel->model() returns the value of a property, which correctly holds the value M. 

So, there should not be a problem. 

And there actually is no problem, because although the warning is written, there's no 'return', but the code following the assertion is followed. 

See attached images.

• The first image shows Qt Creator in debug mode,  just after the warning has ben written. But the code-'cursor' is next to the check statement. 
• The next image shows the value of 'd->model' of the QAbstractItemView.
• The next image shows the value of 'selectionModel->d->model->val', which is equal to 'd->model'.

So this warning is not correct.