Hi,
Well, not really. This point was also criticized by one of the referees of
the CPC paper.
It should somehow be a shared pointer, but as far as I see, the problem is
that it usually doesn’t come as such @ the time of construction. Perhaps,
the Evolved constructor should be templated, and the function
sharedPointerize applied on the argument, in order that it can be safely
stored within Evolved as a shared pointer.
I myself never encountered any problem with the current usage, did you?
Anyway, it’s definitely a consistency issue, and I would be glad if you
figured out a way to fix it.
Best regards,
András
On Thu, Dec 12, 2013 at 2:35 PM, Raimar Sandner
<rai...@ui...>wrote:
> Hi András,
>
> is there any reason why Evolved (and therefore now EvolvedIO) is holding a
> reference A& a_ instead of a shared pointer?
>
> Best regards
> Raimar
>
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