ref_link_policy Struct Reference

#include <smart_ptr.hpp>

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Detailed Description

Use this policy to create a reference linking smart pointer. In general, this policy is faster than the ref_count_policy, but takes a little more memory. It's not as easy to implement in synchronized code compare to ref_count_policy. It is more generic than ref_intrusive_policy, since it does not require that the target type have intrusive functions. Use ref_link_policy, when speed is the primary factor, there is no synchronized referencing requirements, and there's no desire to implement intrusive functions on the target type.
Example Usage.

void example_ref_link_policy_usage()
{
}

Note:

The ref_link_policy can still be used in synchronized code, if intrusive_lock_policy is used.

See also:

smart_ptr, ref_count_policy, ref_intrusive_policy

Definition at line 413 of file smart_ptr.hpp.

Public Member Functions
	ref_link_policy ()
template<class T1>
	ref_link_policy (ref_link_policy &src, T1 &)
template<class T, class F, class LCK>
void	release (T &type, F clone_fct, LCK &lck_policy)
template<class T1, class F1, class T2, class F2, class LCK>
void	assign (T1 &type1, F1 &clone_fct1, T2 type2, const F2 clone_fct2, ref_link_policy &src_policy, LCK &lck_policy)
Protected Member Functions
template<class T>
bool	is_referenced (T &) const

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The documentation for this struct was generated from the following file:

• smart_ptr.hpp

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