On 06/03/14 02:29 AM, comex wrote: > > Since things like use-after-free, buffer overruns, missing locks, etc. > constantly affect real programs, I wouldn't focus on it too much.
It's possible to write non-nullable smart pointer types in C++ so that the only safety issues come from explicit moves or converting to a reference. It's worth pointing out that the default smart pointers provided by the standard library don't do this.
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