
Hello all, probably not a good time to post during the stress of 1.44 release. We use boost a lot and also the intrusive_ptr to wrap ref counted objects. However the intuitive behavior gives memory leaks. For example use a ref counted object KFoo: intrusive_ptr<IFoo> ptr(new KFoo); // mleak, KFoo is extra ref counted ptr.reset(new KFoo) //mleak ptr = intrusive_ptr<IFoo>(new KFoo, false); //ok, but Spartan way of writing Above examples are all in contrast with the syntax of shared_ptr's, in which one could write it in above way without leaking. Although the constructor of intrusive_ptr has an extra argument, its default is set on true. Wouldn't it be a nice suggestion to create a function like make_intrusive, so that one could write: ptr = make_intrusive<KFoo>(); It seems so basic that there must be a hidden caveat somewhere...