// file : odb/shared-ptr-traits.hxx // author : Boris Kolpackov // copyright : Copyright (c) 2009-2010 Code Synthesis Tools CC // license : GNU GPL v2; see accompanying LICENSE file #ifndef ODB_SHARED_PTR_TRAITS_HXX #define ODB_SHARED_PTR_TRAITS_HXX #include // operators new/delete #include // std::size_t #include namespace odb { template class shared_ptr_traits; // Default implementation that should work for any sensible smart // pointer with one template argument (object type). The only // assumptions that we make are the availability of operator-> and // operator*, and that the former does not throw if the pointer is // NULL. // template class P> class shared_ptr_traits< P > { public: typedef T type; typedef P shared_ptr; // Return underlying pointer, including NULL. // static type* get_ptr (const shared_ptr& p) { return p.operator-> (); } // Return reference to the pointed-to object. // static type& get_ref (const shared_ptr& p) { return *p; } // Return true if the pointer is NULL. // static bool null_ptr (const shared_ptr& p) { return get_ptr () == 0; } public: // Allocate memory for a shared object. // static void* allocate (std::size_t n) { return operator new (n); } // Free memory allocated for a shared object. This functions is // only called if the constructor of the object being created // fails. Otherwise, shared_ptr is used to delete the object // and free the memory. This behavior is identical to the one // used by operator delete overloading. // static void free (void* p) { operator delete (p); } }; // Specialization for odb::shared_ptr. // template class shared_ptr_traits< shared_ptr > { public: typedef T type; typedef odb::shared_ptr shared_ptr; static type* get_ptr (const shared_ptr& p) { return p.get (); } static type& get_ref (const shared_ptr& p) { return *p; } static bool null_ptr (const shared_ptr& p) { return !p; } static void* allocate (std::size_t n) { return operator new (n, shared); } static void free (void* p) { operator delete (p, shared); } }; } #endif // ODB_SHARED_PTR_TRAITS_HXX