I'm doing my part, still keeping C++ systems alive so the next generation can see the horrors created by our predecessors. At least this particular program does

I'm doing my part, still keeping C++ systems alive so the next generation can see the horrors created by our predecessors. At least this particular program doesn't have the same problems as the last one I worked on, where some genius decided to make their own shared_ptr and did it wrong among many other bizarre choices.