Thanks! A good example! Is the way of creating private elements (stack, heap or external objects) important from the point of view of the facade pattern?
Thanks for the video addition to the DP series. So this is commonly used for creating wrappers around other libraries or is this just the most common use for you?
Good question! I would say both, though I don't think most people even realize when they are using it. If they are adapting the library rather and reinterfacing it, they would probably use the term adapt or Adapter.
Thanks a lot for this awesome series! Well done! Keep rocking!
Thanks! A good example! Is the way of creating private elements (stack, heap or external objects) important from the point of view of the facade pattern?
Nice stuffbro. I would use string_view
Thanks for the video addition to the DP series. So this is commonly used for creating wrappers around other libraries or is this just the most common use for you?
Good question! I would say both, though I don't think most people even realize when they are using it. If they are adapting the library rather and reinterfacing it, they would probably use the term adapt or Adapter.
You upped the video resolution from 2:50 onwards, didn't you? Or maybe it was just YT.
Should all be the same it's probably just UA-cam or bandwidth
Does it make sense to check if pointer not null and set it to null after delete? In c++ we can legally delete zero pointer I guess
I would say it depends on intention. If you're wanting to remove it entirely, the standard is to delete it and then zero the memory