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shared_ptr array specialization #20

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bitwizeshift opened this issue Jun 25, 2020 · 0 comments
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shared_ptr array specialization #20

bitwizeshift opened this issue Jun 25, 2020 · 0 comments
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C++11 introduced shared_ptr, which works with T[] types -- but only if the type is given a custom deleter. C++20 expanded this to support shared_ptr<T[]>, and introduces an overload for make_shared for this.

Backport should be updated to support this.
@bitwizeshift bitwizeshift added Type: Refactoring Indicates that a task is for refactoring/cleaning up existing code Status: Accepted Indicates that a request has been accepted (For "Issues" only) Priority: Low Low priority task (address at liesure) Good First Issue A good issue to start off with if contributing to this project Complexity: Low This should take a day or two of work labels Jun 25, 2020
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