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I assume you mean C++ here? In any case, in my experience this bad practice comes from Java devs who’ve moved to C++.
by secondcoming 4y ago
I assume you mean C++ here?
In any case, in my experience this bad practice comes from Java devs who’ve moved to C++.
- moloch-hai 4y agoJava Disease is its own topic. But most shared pointer ownership in C is wholly ad hoc, without even reference counting.
- mgaunard 4y agoNo, I mean C. People don't do that in C++, since C++ provides ways to define value semantics (copy, move, assignment).