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zipios_simplesmartpointer

zipios::SimpleSmartPointer(3)				     Library Functions Manual				     zipios::SimpleSmartPointer(3)

NAME

       zipios::SimpleSmartPointer -

       SimpleSmartPointer is a simple reference counting smart pointer template.

SYNOPSIS

       #include <simplesmartptr.h>

   Public Member Functions
       Type * operator-> () const
       Type & operator* () const
       SimpleSmartPointer (Type *p=0)
       template<class T2 > SimpleSmartPointer (const SimpleSmartPointer< T2 > &src)
       SimpleSmartPointer (const SimpleSmartPointer &src)
       template<class T2 > SimpleSmartPointer & operator= (const SimpleSmartPointer< T2 > &src)
       SimpleSmartPointer & operator= (const SimpleSmartPointer &src)
       SimpleSmartPointer & operator= (Type *src)
       bool operator== (const Type *p) const
       bool operator!= (const Type *p) const
       bool operator== (const SimpleSmartPointer &sp) const
       bool operator!= (const SimpleSmartPointer &sp) const
       bool operator! () const
       operator void * () const
       Type * get () const
       unsigned int getReferenceCount () const
	   Returns the reference count - For debugging purposes.

Detailed Description
   template<class Type>class zipios::SimpleSmartPointer< Type >
       SimpleSmartPointer is a simple reference counting smart pointer template.

       The type pointed to must keep a reference count that is accessible through the two methods void ref() const and unsigned int unref() const.
       The type must also handle the reference count properly. The easiest way to do that is to use the ReferenceCount template class.

       Definition at line 15 of file simplesmartptr.h.

Member Function Documentation
   template<class Type> unsigned int zipios::SimpleSmartPointer< Type >::getReferenceCount () const [inline]
       Returns the reference count - For debugging purposes.

       Definition at line 67 of file simplesmartptr.h.

Author
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Zipios++							  Mon Oct 10 2011				     zipios::SimpleSmartPointer(3)