Re: [boost] Hello everybody, I have something to share about the shared_ptr class

I��m still thinking about the use cases. Code like this If you write X like this class X { public: std::string text; }; You can not use this rcgc_shared_ptr<X> Only if the std::string��s implementation check the underlying pointer (if equals to nullptr) within ~string() when the detors called multiple times which is not true I think. So this solution is not universal �C unless everything changes accordingly. This is no problem for a new invented language or for rebuilding a GC, but for C++ may be too radical. Only someone knows what he��s doing can use this well, and yes, I haven��t give any manual yet. BTW, I updated the code on GitHub, and please pull and run. BR, Yilin