Codechange: Replace AllocArray with vector<unique_ptr<>>. #59
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Removes manual memory management and obfuscation.
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Dare I ask if you can simplify further to sts::vector<T> in some/all cases?
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There is only one usage of this, and it uses polymorphism, so... I don't think so. |
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AllocArrayis a wrapper aroundstd::vector<T *>with new/delete used to manage the lifetime of objects within the vector.Instead, use
std::vector<std::unique_ptr<T>>, to avoid manual memory management.