As C++ continues to evolve, the upcoming C++26 standard introduces several exciting features aimed at improving concurrent programming. One of the standout additions is Hazard Pointers, a powerful tool for managing memory safely and efficiently in multi-threaded environments. This post explores the concept of Hazard Pointers in C++26, including their importance, implementation, and practical examples.
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Why is the memory safety feature so hard to add to the C++ language?
Adding memory safety to C++ is challenging due to the language’s fundamental design principles and its deep-rooted history. Here are the key reasons why integrating memory safety into C++ is particularly difficult:
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