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shared_ptr array specialization #20
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Complexity: LowThis should take a day or two of workThis should take a day or two of workGood First IssueA good issue to start off with if contributing to this projectA good issue to start off with if contributing to this projectPriority: LowLow priority task (address at liesure)Low priority task (address at liesure)Status: AcceptedIndicates that a request has been accepted (For "Issues" only)Indicates that a request has been accepted (For "Issues" only)Type: RefactoringIndicates that a task is for refactoring/cleaning up existing codeIndicates that a task is for refactoring/cleaning up existing code
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C++11 introduced
shared_ptr, which works withT[]types -- but only if the type is given a custom deleter. C++20 expanded this to supportshared_ptr<T[]>, and introduces an overload formake_sharedfor this.Backport should be updated to support this.