CPP_SmartPtr_05.cpp

void booFunc(){
    //Another way to create a shared pointer:
    //Faster and safer/ Exception safe
    shared_ptr<Dog> p = make_shared<Dog>("Ink"); 

    shared_ptr<Dog> p1 = make_shared<Dog>("Gunner");
    shared_ptr<Dog> p2 = make_shared<Dog>("Tank");
    // In the following situation, Gunner is deleted
    p1 = p2; 
    //p1 = nullptr; 
    //p1.reset();

    //Sometimes we have to use constructor to create shared pointer 
    //instead of make_shared<class>(). We will take a look at below:
    //using default deleter: operator delete
    shared_ptr<Dog> p3 = make_shared<Dog>("Shooter"); 

    //Define our own custome deleter
    shared_ptr<Dog> p4 = shared_ptr<Dog>(new Dog("Tank"), [](Dog* p){cout << "Custome deleting."; delete p;}); 
    
    //Dog[1] and Dog[2] have memory leak.
    shared_ptr<Dog> p5(new Dog[3]);
    //All 3 dogs will be deleted when p goes out of scope 
    shared_ptr<Dog> p6(new Dog[3], [](Dog* p){delete[] p;}); 
}