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From: Peter Dimov (pdimov_at_[hidden])
Date: 2008-04-26 12:10:28
Daniel Frey:
> My new version even allows one more use case:
>
> When the refactored implementation reaches line 130, the
> weak_count.use_count() == 0 is true, thus init_weak_once() initializes a
> fresh _shared_count/_weak_count pair and expects someone else to take
> over ownership later as if the object was just created.
Yes. What is the motivation for this use case?
Given the sequence:
1. Object is created
2. A shared_ptr takes ownership
3. Owner dies
4. Another shared_ptr takes ownership
the original esft allowed shared_from_this calls after 2 and 4, but not
after 1 or 3. The new esft allows shared_from_this after 1 as well with the
motivation to support calls from within the object constructor. But the
constructor only runs once, so this motivation doesn't extend to 3.
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