Difference between revisions of "Intermediate C++ Game Programming Tutorial 21"
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Revision as of 12:43, 13 January 2018
Smart pointers. I know pointers, I have the smartest pointers. In this video we learn about std::unique_ptr<>, which is by far the most frequently-used and important smart pointer. std::shared_ptr<> can go suck on an egg.
Topics Covered
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std::unique_ptr<> - How to pass (and not to pass) smart pointers
- Custom deleters
Video Timestamp Index
Bonus Video
The addition of smart pointers to Surface has allowed us to reduce the amount of code we need to write for Surface, making it simpler and correct by default. But we still need to write logic for those pesky copy operations... What if we used a container like std::vector<>! Then
Notes
Although Chili uses std::unique_ptr<> in Surface, which allows us to = default the move members and leave the destructor undeclared, the astute student will realize that Surface should actually be setting the width and height of the donor surface to 0 when pilfering, so we actually still need to declare move members in this case. This is done in the Bonus Video where we perfect Surface.
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