lack of implicit casting to T* and boost::shared_ptr::get()Does anyone know the reasons for the lack of an implicit casting
operator in any greater depth than:
A. Automatic conversion is believed to be too error prone.
(from the FAQ at the bottom of: http://www.boost.org/libs/smart_ptr/shared_ptr.htm)
Can anyone say specifically what about the implicit conversion would
be dangerous? I can think of a few things that would require care
about usage of smart pointers with implicit conversions, but nothing
that I would consider 'error-prone'.
In any language, there are implications and C++ certainly has its fair
share of other implicit behavio...
#include <boost/shared_ptr.hpp> or #include "boost/shared_ptr.hpp"?Is there a general rule/convention for when to use angle brackets and
when to use quotes in #include statements? Is the angle bracket reserved
for "system" header files (e.g. standard library headers), or is it for
general "stable" include files?
What about the grey areas in between these and actual application code,
e.g. headers for a library that is under my control but external to the
project being compiled?
I know both styles work, and in the case of the Boost headers I've seen
both of them used in example code, I'm just wondering if one is more
"c...
tr1::shared_ptr and boost::shared_ptrWhat was the justification for the tr1 shared_ptr not to allow a custom
deleter like the boost::shared_ptr?
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Axter wrote:
> What was the justification for the tr1 shared_ptr not to allow a custom
> deleter like the boost::shared_ptr?
>
There is none. It's part of the T...
What are the differences between std::shared_ptr and boost::shared_ptr?What are the differences between std::shared_ptr and boost::shared_ptr?
I just know they are, but don't know where.
Thanks.
* Kai Wen, on 14.09.2010 04:02:
> What are the differences between std::shared_ptr and boost::shared_ptr?
> I just know they are, but don't know where.
> Thanks.
Mostly none (except for the namespace), because std::shared_ptr was adopted from
boost::shared_ptr.
There may be a difference with respect to custom deleter replacement, and
perhaps with respect to conversions and perhaps also iostream operator<<
support, that is, that pe...
What are the differences between std::shared_ptr and boost::shared_ptr? #2I just know they are, but don't know where.
Thanks.
...
Problems mixing boost::lambda::bind and boost::shared_ptr..Hi,
Consider the following:
class A
{
public:
virtual bool foo() = 0;
};
class B : public A
{
public:
virtual bool foo() { return false; }
};
void fn()
{
std::list< A * > aList(10);
std::list< boost::shared_ptr<A> > aSharedList(10);
// This works fine..
std::count_if(
aList.begin(),
aList.end(),
boost::lambda::bind(A::foo, boost::lambda::_1)
);
// This doesn't compile..
std::count_if(
aSharedList.begin(),
aSharedList.end(),
boost::lambda::bind(A::foo, boost::lambda::_1)
);
}
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boost::shared_ptr and polymorphismHi,
Is boost::shared_ptr polymorphic?
i.e., can i do safe downcasting using dynamic_cast?
Thanks.
bb wrote:
> Is boost::shared_ptr polymorphic?
>
> i.e., can i do safe downcasting using dynamic_cast?
Why ask? Why not just try and see FCOL? :-)
bb wrote:
>
> Is boost::shared_ptr polymorphic?
>
> i.e., can i do safe downcasting using dynamic_cast?
>
Almost. dynamic_cast itself won't work, because the compiler doesn't now
about the internals of shared_ptr. But you can use dymamic_pointer_cast,
which applies dynamic_cast to the stored pointer:
#i...
why boost:shared_ptr so slower?I've just done a performance test on the shared_ptr compared to the
native pointer case, the results show at lease 3 times slower when the
iteration number > 10000, this is the code snippet:
#include <vector>
#include <iostream>
#include <boost/shared_ptr.hpp>
using namespace std;
using namespace boost;
class Thing
{
public:
Thing()
{
}
void method (void)
{
int i = 5;
}
};
typedef boost::shared_ptr<Thing> ThingPtr;
void processThing(Thing* thing)
{
thing->method();
}
//loop1 and loop2 test shared_ptr in the vector container
void loop1(long lon...
Race in boost::shared_ptr?Is it only me who thinks that there is a race?
Here is a piece of code from boost_1_41_0\boost\smart_ptr\detail
\sp_counted_base_solaris.hpp, it implements simple reference counting
with basic-thread safety:
void release() // nothrow
{
if( atomic_dec_32_nv( &use_count_ ) == 0 )
{
dispose();
weak_release();
}
}
$man atomic_ops
NOTES
Atomic instructions ensure global visibility of atomically-
modified variables on completion. *In a relaxed store order
system, this does not guarantee that the vis...
Implementation of shared_ptr in boostWhile looking at the internal implementation of shared_ptr<>
I found the quoted function use_count(). What I don't understand
is the following
What is the rational of the static_cast in it? Has it something
to do with avoiding to cache that value? How is this
different to simply returning the member use_count_?
Thanks for any explanations
Ali
namespace boost {
namespace detail{
class sp_counted_base {
private:
long use_count_; // #shared
public:
long use_count() const // nothrow
{
return static_cast<long const volatile &>( use_count_ )...
Doubt about boost shared_ptrHi all,
I have a query regarding the exchanging of a
boost::shared_ptr beween different threads. In my program i've two
threads both of which having their own internal queues for storing the
shared_ptr. one thread is meant to pass the shared_ptr to another after
its processing.
So when a message arrives i convert it into a class of
my own called 'Msg' and i put the 'Msg' object pointer into a
shared_ptr and put into the other thread's message queue. in that
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How to get boost date_time?I have downloaded boost throught synaptic to Ubuntu 7.04. But I don't
have the folder date_time in my /usr/inculde/boost dir. How do I get
date_time?
desktop wrote:
> I have downloaded boost throught synaptic to Ubuntu 7.04. But I don't
> have the folder date_time in my /usr/inculde/boost dir. How do I get
> date_time?
you are OT. anyway, sudo apt-get install libboost-date-time-dev
Regards,
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Say I have something like
boost::shared_ptr<Base_Class> null_ptr;
boost::shared_ptr<Base_Class> test_ptr( new Derived_From_Base_Class );
vector<boost::shared_ptr<Base_Class> > test_vector;
test_vector.push_back( test_ptr );
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boost::shared_ptrIf a method is declared to return a type boost::shared_ptr<sometype>,
how can the method be changed to do the equivalent of returning NULL
when it was declared to return a raw pointer?
* Christopher:
> If a method is declared to return a type boost::shared_ptr<sometype>,
> how can the method be changed to do the equivalent of returning NULL
> when it was declared to return a raw pointer?
Return boost::shared_ptr<sometype>().
Hm.
I'm amazed about some of the questions here. Please read the manual
before posting. Or at least, /glance/ at it.
Cheers, &...
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How to detect NULL for boost:shared_ptrHi,
I am playing with boost pointer and try to wrap the following codes
A* func(){
...
if(condition 1 ){
return a;
}
else
return NULL;
}
Now I wrap a as shared_ptr(new A()) and change funcion as share_ptr<A>
func();
The problem is that shared_ptr will not accept NULL.
How should I do it in this case?
Thanks
Chris
tradevol@yahoo.com wrote:
> I am playing with boost pointer and try to wrap the following codes
>
> A* func(){
> ...
> if(condition 1 ){
> return a;
> }
> else
> return NULL;
>
> }
>
> Now I...
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