Re: [gtkmm] the future of gtkmm

["Paul Grenyer" <paul paulgrenyer co uk>]

Hi

> As gtkmm exhibits. Smartpointers are something I've not really looked 
> into properly yet - I suspect perhaps that if I tried using them at 
> work  I'd get taken out and shot. We still seem half stuck in C most 
> days :-( 

So you're not exception safe either? I feel very strongly that a C++ 
application that is using dynamically allocated bojects and not using 
smart pointers is like a loaded gun with the safety take off and a 
small child in the vacinity.

> 
> > If you are an ACCU (www.accu.org) member read my article in the 
latest 
> > overload. If you are not, join, it's the best £25 you'll ever spend 
as 
> > a developer. I'll try and get my article onto my webiste for 
everyone 
> > else.
> 
> I'm not a member. Looks interesting though.

I'll try and pull my finger out and get it on my site.

Regards
Paul

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