Daniel Heilper
Reputation: 1250
scoped_ptr and the c++ standard library
is there a reason why scoped_ptr isn't part of the standard library? are there any plans about it in the future? Some cases I prefer to use scoped_ptr over unique_ptr since it is non-movable unlike the later.
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