Hi Aurelien,
You wrote on Tue, May 13, 2025 at 11:40:40PM +0200:
> The C++ wrapper relies on boost::shared_ptr, likely due to the lack of a
> standard smart pointer at the time of the C++ wrapper implementation.
> However, std::shared_ptr has been available by default in GCC since
> version 6.1, and even with GCC 4.7 when explicitely using the -std=c++11
> option.
>
> This commit replaces all usages of boost::shared_ptr with
> std::shared_ptr, eliminating the dependency on the Boost library. Since
> the smart pointer is only used in private member variables and both
> types have the same size, this change does not affect the ABI.
applied, thanks!
Your anaylsis is correct regarding why boost::shared_ptr was used back then.
Thanks for pointing out that the ABI is not affected.
Cheers,
Thomas
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