As an alternative, you might look at the intrusive pointer implementation at http://sourceforge.net/projects/cpputilities/. (Get the cpputilities_2003_01_04 download and extract the files ptr.h, target_base.h, pointer.html and target.html.) This is a fully-documented, STL-compatible, public-domain smart-pointer implementation. (The documentation is probably equally applicable to boost's intrusive_ptr.)
Ken Johnson
Christophe Meessen wrote:
Hello,
the shared_ptr pages (.hpp) are apprently not accessible any more from www.boost.org.
I was looking for some documentation on using intrusive_ptr but they are
apparently not documented. Looking at the header files I got some hints how to use them.
Why are the intrusive_ptr not documented ? Does it mean that it is not standard and official ? Would we have portability problem if we use them ?
The performance comparision of different solution shows that intrusive_ptr are more efficient and in some circumstances this might have a significant impact on the whole program performance.
What wish would be that the intrusive_ptr and scoped_intrusive_ptr are described as part of the official smart pointer library. To be sure I could eventually rely on them.
Did I missed an epsiode about this ?
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