I have a function getA() with the following signature: class A { public: typedef std::tr1::shared_ptr <A> Ptr;
I would like to implement a simple reference counting using smart pointers. The variable pointer represents pointer to stored object, reference_count represents total count of copies of the object.
Common pointers allows you to create pointer to pointer: void foo(Object **o) {} int main() { Object * o = new Object();
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I\'m starting to write a library and considering its interface. Previous libraries I\'ve written all use raw pointers (both internally and in its interface), and now I want to try the smart pointer li
Is there a way to prevent shared_from_this() call for a stack-allocated object ? The enable_shared_from_this<> in the base classes list is a 开发者_StackOverflowstrong indicator for class user,
I\'ve been using C++ for some time now and I still don\'t feel very comfortable about using smart pointers and I\'ve only been using them when editi开发者_运维百科ng some code that uses them, never in
Suppose I have a class Boda: class Boda { ... }; And I have a member cydo in this class that I want to be a smart pointer (that is, I want it to get deallocated automatically as soon as the class g
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Hi I asked a question today about How to insert different types of objects in the same vector arrayand my code in that question was
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