Teuchos::RefCountPtr class.
#include "Teuchos_RefCountPtr.hpp" #include "Teuchos_Version.hpp" class A { public: A() {} virtual ~A(){} virtual void f(){} }; class B1 : virtual public A {}; class B2 : virtual public A {}; class C : public B1, public B2 {}; using namespace Teuchos; int main(int argc, char* argv[]) { cout << Teuchos::Teuchos_Version() << endl << endl; // Create some reference-counted pointers. // Create a reference-counted NULL pointer of type A. RefCountPtr<A> a_null_ptr; // Create a reference-counted pointer of non-const type A. RefCountPtr<A> a_ptr = rcp(new A); // Create a reference-counted pointer of const type A. RefCountPtr<const A> ca_ptr = rcp(new A); // Create a const reference-counted pointer of non-const type A. const RefCountPtr<A> a_cptr = rcp(new A); // Create a const reference-counted pointer of const type A. const RefCountPtr<const A> ca_cptr = rcp(new A); // Perform implicit conversions between a derived class and its base class. RefCountPtr<B1> b1_ptr = rcp(new B1); RefCountPtr<A> a_ptr1 = b1_ptr; /* Other non-implicit type conversions like static, dynamic, or const casts can be taken care of by non-member template functions. */ RefCountPtr<const C> c_ptr = rcp(new C); // Implicit cast from C to B2. RefCountPtr<const B2> b2_ptr = c_ptr; // Safe cast, type-checked, from C to A. RefCountPtr<const A> ca_ptr1 = rcp_dynamic_cast<const A>(c_ptr); // Unsafe cast, non-type-checked, from C to A. RefCountPtr<const A> ca_ptr2 = rcp_static_cast<const A>(c_ptr); // Cast away const from B2. RefCountPtr<B2> nc_b2_ptr = rcp_const_cast<B2>(b2_ptr); /* Using a reference-counted pointer is very similar to using a raw C++ pointer. Some of the operations that are common to both are: */ RefCountPtr<A> a_ptr2 = rcp(new A), // Initialize reference-counted pointers. a_ptr3 = rcp(new A); // "" A *ra_ptr2 = new A, // Initialize non-reference counted pointers. *ra_ptr3 = new A; // "" a_ptr2 = rcp(ra_ptr3); // Assign from a raw pointer (only do this once!) a_ptr3 = a_ptr1; // Assign one smart pointer to another. a_ptr2 = rcp(ra_ptr2); // Assign from a raw pointer (only do this once!) a_ptr2->f(); // Access a member of A using -> ra_ptr2->f(); // "" *a_ptr2 = *a_ptr3; // Dereference the objects and assign. *ra_ptr2 = *ra_ptr3; // "" // Get the raw C++ pointer. A* true_ptr = 0; true_ptr = a_ptr1.get(); return 0; }
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