#include <memory> class Thing { int a; int b; }; main() { std::auto_ptr<Thing> a(new Thing); std::auto_ptr<Thing> b; b = a; // Now b owns the Thing } // a and b are delete-ed when they go out of scope (here)Using automatic (ie stack) variables is even better.
Programming Tips - C++: How can I use auto_ptr
Date: 2008may6
Language: C++
Keywords: smart pointer
Q. C++: How can I use auto_ptr
A. Now unique_ptr is prefered over auto_ptr
Example auto_ptr use: