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by eddd-ddde
144 days ago
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It's an important distinction, just like it's important to know that "const foo *" doesn't mean the foo is constant, just that YOU cannot change it. Just because you build a unique_ptr from a raw pointer it doesn't mean that it is now magically owned by the object. You also have to ensure that no other place already did that, which unique_ptr simply cannot enforce. |
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