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  • C++ Linked list using smart pointers - Stack Overflow
    Writing a linked-list class in C++ with smart pointers is a pointless academic exercise Using any of these two self-made things in production code is almost automatically wrong [*] Or just std::vector , because due to cache locality that will almost always be the better choice anyway
  • C++17 - Implementing a singly linked list with smart pointers
    In this tutorial, I will show you how to implement a singly linked list data structure in C++17 with smart pointers This is also useful as an exercise in learning about how you can use smart pointers instead of raw pointers to manage the memory of the list elements
  • TooManyVars Linked-lists-using-smart-pointers - GitHub
    Linked lists using smart pointers Firstly: what is a linked list? a linked list is a list in which each index has two things: it's data, and the location of the next index Creates linked list(s) which uses shared instead of raw pointers in order to minimize the messy memory leaks
  • Linked list using smart pointers – Supercharged Computing
    I have observed and code several versions of linked lists and came with my own implementation of linked list This linked list uses smart pointers and supports operations like insert after, insert before, reverse and print etc for the list
  • A doubly linked list implementation using C++ smart pointers
    std::unique_ptr coupled with a non-owning pointer (raw pointer, C++17s std::observer_ptr) can represent the ownership abstraction for a doubly linked list Be aware of how smart pointers behave with the compiler generated operations
  • C++17 - Implementing a singly linked list with smart pointers
    Do you have an idea for a way to implement a linked list container that doesn't require you to "implement custom manual creation and deletion code"? The user of the list shouldn't have to manage the list's memory, but the list implementer should be able to handle the manual memory management
  • Implementing a simple singly linked list with smart pointers
    Note that, as the accepted answer implies, using unique_ptr or shared_ptr for your nodes is orthogonal to how you traverse the structure, since the solution uses plain pointers Otoh, it has a consequence on how you use those lists (copy on create with unique_ptr, and content sharing with shared_ptr) –





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