c++ - Why shared_ptr has an explicit constructor -
i wondering why shared_ptr
doesn't have implicit constructor. fact doesn't alluded here: getting boost::shared_ptr this
(i figured out reason thought fun question post anyway.)
#include <boost/shared_ptr.hpp> #include <iostream> using namespace boost; using namespace std; void fun(shared_ptr<int> ptr) { cout << *ptr << endl; } int main() { int foo = 5; fun(&foo); return 0; } /* shared_ptr_test.cpp: in function `int main()': * shared_ptr_test.cpp:13: conversion `int*' non-scalar type ` * boost::shared_ptr<int>' requested */
in case, shared_ptr attempt free stack allocated int. wouldn't want that, explicit constructor there make think it.
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