I'd like to now if this smart pointer class if thread-safe:
Code:
// COPYRIGHT CMDR DOUGLAS I. PEREIRA 07/10/06
// ALL UNAUTHORIZED THIRD PARTY USE IS PROHIBITED
// I HAVE WORKED VERY HARD AND HAVE SPENT HOURS OF
// TIME DEVELOPING THIS. DO NOT COPY IT OR I WILL SUE YOU
// *************** *************** *************** ***************
#pragma once
class SmrtPtrDB
{
public:
SmrtPtrDB(int status=1):num(s tatus){}
SmrtPtrDB(const SmrtPtrDB& rhs):num(rhs.nu m){}
~SmrtPtrDB(){}
void add(){num++;}
void sub(){num--;}
int status(){return num;}
private:
int num;
};
// COPYRIGHT CMDR DOUGLAS I. PEREIRA 07/10/06
// ALL UNAUTHORIZED THIRD PARTY USE IS PROHIBITED
// I HAVE WORKED VERY HARD AND HAVE SPENT HOURS OF
// TIME DEVELOPING THIS. DO NOT COPY IT OR I WILL SUE YOU
// *************** *************** *************** ***************
#pragma once
#include <iostream>
#include <algorithm>
#include "SmrtPtrDB. hpp"
using std::cout;
using std::endl;
class NullPtr{};
template<class T>
class SmrtPtr
{
public:
explicit SmrtPtr<T>(T* obj=0):ptr(obj) ,DataBase(new SmrtPtrDB){}
SmrtPtr<T>(cons t SmrtPtr<T>& rhs):ptr(rhs.pt r),DataBase(new
SmrtPtrDB(rhs.D ataBase->status()))
{DataBase->add();}
~SmrtPtr<T>()
{
DataBase->sub();
if(DataBase->status()==0)
{delete ptr; delete DataBase; cout << "Deleted." << endl;}
else {delete DataBase; cout << "Out of scope. " << endl;}
}
void operator=(T* val)
{
SmrtPtr<Ttemp(v al);
swap(temp);
}
SmrtPtr<T>& operator=(const SmrtPtr<T>& rhs)
{
SmrtPtr<Ttemp(r hs);
swap(temp);
return *this;
}
bool operator==(cons t SmrtPtr<T>& rhs)const{if(pt r==rhs.ptr)retu rn
true;else return false;}
bool operator!=(cons t SmrtPtr<T>& rhs)const{if(pt r!=rhs.ptr)retu rn
true;else return false;}
bool operator<=(cons t SmrtPtr<T>& rhs)const{if(pt r<=rhs.ptr)retu rn
true;else return false;}
bool operator>=(cons t SmrtPtr<T>& rhs)const{if(pt r>=rhs.ptr)retu rn
true;else return false;}
int status(){return DataBase->status();}
T& operator*()cons t{if(ptr==0)thr ow NullPtr();else return *ptr;}
T* operator->()const{if(ptr ==0)throw NullPtr();else return ptr;}
operator T*()const{if(pt r==0)throw NullPtr();else return ptr;}
private:
void swap(SmrtPtr<T> & rhs)
{
std::swap(DataB ase,rhs.DataBas e);
std::swap(ptr,r hs.ptr);
}
mutable SmrtPtrDB* DataBase;
T* ptr;
};
Is this the right way to implement ref-counting? Any input would be
greatly appreciated. Thanks!!!!! 28 2829
Protoman wrote:
I'd like to now if this smart pointer class if thread-safe:
Code:
// COPYRIGHT CMDR DOUGLAS I. PEREIRA 07/10/06
// ALL UNAUTHORIZED THIRD PARTY USE IS PROHIBITED
// I HAVE WORKED VERY HARD AND HAVE SPENT HOURS OF
// TIME DEVELOPING THIS. DO NOT COPY IT OR I WILL SUE YOU
// *************** *************** *************** ***************
Sorry, I couldn't make a copy to compile and test because I might get sued.
--
Alan Johnson
Alan Johnson wrote:
Protoman wrote:
I'd like to now if this smart pointer class if thread-safe:
Code:
// COPYRIGHT CMDR DOUGLAS I. PEREIRA 07/10/06
// ALL UNAUTHORIZED THIRD PARTY USE IS PROHIBITED
// I HAVE WORKED VERY HARD AND HAVE SPENT HOURS OF
// TIME DEVELOPING THIS. DO NOT COPY IT OR I WILL SUE YOU
// *************** *************** *************** ***************
Sorry, I couldn't make a copy to compile and test because I might get sued.
--
Alan Johnson
I hereby authorize you to use this code for a one-time test. After
that, you must purge your computer memory, and also your short-term and
long-term memory of this code. I won't sue YOU; that was just in case a
software company, ie MS, tried to use it in production code. Test away.
I'd like to now if this smart pointer class if thread-safe:
No, it's not.
class SmrtPtrDB
Why do you need this? Can't you keep the reference count inside your
SmartPtr?
SmrtPtrDB(int status=1):num(s tatus)
Why do you need the parameter here?
Protoman wrote:
I'd like to now if this smart pointer class if thread-safe:
Code:
// COPYRIGHT CMDR DOUGLAS I. PEREIRA 07/10/06
// ALL UNAUTHORIZED THIRD PARTY USE IS PROHIBITED
// I HAVE WORKED VERY HARD AND HAVE SPENT HOURS OF
// TIME DEVELOPING THIS. DO NOT COPY IT OR I WILL SUE YOU
// *************** *************** *************** ***************
#pragma once
class SmrtPtrDB
{
public:
SmrtPtrDB(int status=1):num(s tatus){}
SmrtPtrDB(const SmrtPtrDB& rhs):num(rhs.nu m){}
~SmrtPtrDB(){}
void add(){num++;}
void sub(){num--;}
int status(){return num;}
private:
int num;
};
// COPYRIGHT CMDR DOUGLAS I. PEREIRA 07/10/06
// ALL UNAUTHORIZED THIRD PARTY USE IS PROHIBITED
// I HAVE WORKED VERY HARD AND HAVE SPENT HOURS OF
// TIME DEVELOPING THIS. DO NOT COPY IT OR I WILL SUE YOU
// *************** *************** *************** ***************
#pragma once
#include <iostream>
#include <algorithm>
#include "SmrtPtrDB. hpp"
using std::cout;
using std::endl;
class NullPtr{};
template<class T>
class SmrtPtr
{
public:
explicit SmrtPtr<T>(T* obj=0):ptr(obj) ,DataBase(new SmrtPtrDB){}
SmrtPtr<T>(cons t SmrtPtr<T>& rhs):ptr(rhs.pt r),DataBase(new
SmrtPtrDB(rhs.D ataBase->status()))
{DataBase->add();}
~SmrtPtr<T>()
{
DataBase->sub();
if(DataBase->status()==0)
{delete ptr; delete DataBase; cout << "Deleted." << endl;}
else {delete DataBase; cout << "Out of scope. " << endl;}
}
void operator=(T* val)
{
SmrtPtr<Ttemp(v al);
swap(temp);
}
SmrtPtr<T>& operator=(const SmrtPtr<T>& rhs)
{
SmrtPtr<Ttemp(r hs);
swap(temp);
return *this;
}
bool operator==(cons t SmrtPtr<T>& rhs)const{if(pt r==rhs.ptr)retu rn
true;else return false;}
bool operator!=(cons t SmrtPtr<T>& rhs)const{if(pt r!=rhs.ptr)retu rn
true;else return false;}
bool operator<=(cons t SmrtPtr<T>& rhs)const{if(pt r<=rhs.ptr)retu rn
true;else return false;}
bool operator>=(cons t SmrtPtr<T>& rhs)const{if(pt r>=rhs.ptr)retu rn
true;else return false;}
int status(){return DataBase->status();}
T& operator*()cons t{if(ptr==0)thr ow NullPtr();else return *ptr;}
T* operator->()const{if(ptr ==0)throw NullPtr();else return ptr;}
operator T*()const{if(pt r==0)throw NullPtr();else return ptr;}
private:
void swap(SmrtPtr<T> & rhs)
{
std::swap(DataB ase,rhs.DataBas e);
std::swap(ptr,r hs.ptr);
}
mutable SmrtPtrDB* DataBase;
T* ptr;
};
Is this the right way to implement ref-counting? Any input would be
greatly appreciated. Thanks!!!!!
I don't have the book handy at the moment... but "More Effective C++" by
Scott Meyers dedicates a section or two to Smart Pointers and Reference
Counting, worth looking into...
Jeremy Brown wrote:
Protoman wrote:
I'd like to now if this smart pointer class if thread-safe:
[snip]
I don't have the book handy at the moment... but "More Effective C++" by
Scott Meyers dedicates a section or two to Smart Pointers and Reference
Counting, worth looking into...
So does chapter 7 of _Modern C++ Design_ by Alexandrescu, which also
deals with multithreading issues. In fact, the chapter is online for
free: http://www.informit.com/articles/pri...p?p=25264&rl=1
There is also a series of four columns by Alexandrescu and Held from
CUJ that revisits the design from _MC++D_: http://www.ddj.com/dept/cpp/184403875
Cheers! --M
Protoman wrote:
[snip illegible code]
Is this the right way to implement ref-counting? Any input would be
greatly appreciated.
Here's my input: format your code so it's readable by others.
Whitespace does not slow your software down.
Cheers! --M
Protoman wrote:
I'd like to now if this smart pointer class if thread-safe:
Code:
// COPYRIGHT CMDR DOUGLAS I. PEREIRA 07/10/06
// ALL UNAUTHORIZED THIRD PARTY USE IS PROHIBITED
// I HAVE WORKED VERY HARD AND HAVE SPENT HOURS OF
// TIME DEVELOPING THIS. DO NOT COPY IT OR I WILL SUE YOU
// *************** *************** *************** ***************
[snip student code]
why on the earth anyone would copy that bunch of crap?
save your threats to something more valuable
and how I will got sued if I copy your "little precious" code into my
softwares? you don't seem to have the reverse engineering profile
you don't even know about critical sections. better finish the
operating system class or become a lawyer before trying to sue the
people ;-)
Diego Martins wrote:
Protoman wrote:
I'd like to now if this smart pointer class if thread-safe:
Code:
// COPYRIGHT CMDR DOUGLAS I. PEREIRA 07/10/06
// ALL UNAUTHORIZED THIRD PARTY USE IS PROHIBITED
// I HAVE WORKED VERY HARD AND HAVE SPENT HOURS OF
// TIME DEVELOPING THIS. DO NOT COPY IT OR I WILL SUE YOU
// *************** *************** *************** ***************
[snip student code]
why on the earth anyone would copy that bunch of crap?
save your threats to something more valuable
and how I will got sued if I copy your "little precious" code into my
softwares? you don't seem to have the reverse engineering profile
you don't even know about critical sections. better finish the
operating system class or become a lawyer before trying to sue the
people ;-)
There's ALWAYS a possibility. And besides, I'm a HS Freshman. And I
REALLY need to take some CE and Advanced C++ classes at CSULB, don't I?
On 9 Aug 2006 13:46:03 -0700, "Protoman" <Pr**********@g mail.com>
wrote:
> Diego Martins wrote:
>Protoman wrote:
I'd like to now if this smart pointer class if thread-safe:
Code:
// COPYRIGHT CMDR DOUGLAS I. PEREIRA 07/10/06
// ALL UNAUTHORIZED THIRD PARTY USE IS PROHIBITED
// I HAVE WORKED VERY HARD AND HAVE SPENT HOURS OF
// TIME DEVELOPING THIS. DO NOT COPY IT OR I WILL SUE YOU
// *************** *************** *************** ***************
[snip student code]
why on the earth anyone would copy that bunch of crap?
save your threats to something more valuable
and how I will got sued if I copy your "little precious" code into my softwares? you don't seem to have the reverse engineering profile
you don't even know about critical sections. better finish the operating system class or become a lawyer before trying to sue the people ;-)
There's ALWAYS a possibility. And besides, I'm a HS Freshman. And I REALLY need to take some CE and Advanced C++ classes at CSULB, don't I?
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