Will destructing a large list overflow my stack?
Consider the following singly linked list implementation:
Will destructing a large list overflow my stack?
Consider the following singly linked list implementation:
Will destructing a large list overflow my stack?
Consider the following singly linked list implementation:
C++ Templates where the type is a shared_ptr
When creating template classes in C++, if the type upon which the template will be specialized is intended to be a shared_ptr type, is it better to make T a shared_ptr type or make T a non-pointer type?
Polymorphic template container: shared_ptr vs reference_wrapper
Assuming we have two classes:
raw, weak_ptr, unique_ptr, shared_ptr etc… How to choose them wisely?
There is a lot of pointers in C++ but to be honest in 5 years or so in C++ programming (specifically with the Qt Framework) I only use the old raw pointer:
raw, weak_ptr, unique_ptr, shared_ptr etc… How to choose them wisely?
There is a lot of pointers in C++ but to be honest in 5 years or so in C++ programming (specifically with the Qt Framework) I only use the old raw pointer: