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Know what's the real pity? That popular opinion is that you unique_ptr<modal>(should) std::make_shared<verb>(write) unique_ptr<noun>(code) unique_ptr<prepositio

Know what's the real pity? That popular opinion is that you unique_ptr<modal>(should) std::make_shared<verb>(write) unique_ptr<noun>(code) unique_ptr<preposition>(like) std::make_shared<pronoun>(this). If you need smart pointers more than once in a blue moon, something is wrong.

pjmlp 5y ago
Depends how much one likes to leak memory I guess. There is always C for that. Wearing helmets, placing seatbelts, metal gloves, rotating blade covers, gun lock switches,.... is such a nuisance.
- jstimpfle 5y ago
  Oh, things can be done to address that... like improving the structure.