Let's Code a Mud in C++11 - Part 16: Smart Pointers

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In this part we take a brief break from the mud to look at std::unique_ptr, std::shared_ptr, and std::weak_ptr. Links below.

Earlier videos to help using unique_ptr as an rvalue:

API docs:

Also potentially interesting: shared_from_this

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I'm in a computer society that have been going since 92, we used to have mud servers and we just got talking today if we should just try making a mud just for the sake of it since we really don't have any of that anymore. Sad the series seem discontinued but definitely a nice foundation so far :)

sunnowo

I found this series recently and it seems very interesting. I'm not a programmer but have learned a bit here and there since getting Sam's Teach Yourself C in 21 Days or 30 Days, i can't remember. I played some MUDs in highschool before MMORPGs came about and always thought coding a simple one would be a fun way to dig deeper into programming. I hope you continue this series at some point.

Monkadelicd

Really unique video series. I actually have some serious cognitive difficulties, but I've always wanted to put together a MUD—this series helped me get further than anything else. I'm really looking forward to whatever content you might put out, @Coding with Ken. Even if it's unrelated to this project.

Thank you for the demonstration. It was splendid.

masonmunden

I really hope you continue this series! It is/was great learning material, and you teach it in a very digestible fashion. Thank you for what you created!

jordanbrauer

I hope you will continue to record new parts 🙏

dofragle

Disappointing that you weren't able to continue but excellent nonetheless

liverd

Hello Ken. I have mud that I want to run on my Google VM. But coudln't bring it to run. is it possible you can help me about that?

onderex

hey man i have ADD I cant keep up with videos that well. Would you share the source bro? I really wanna get into mud development :D

zoneseeker

Hi, Ken, thanks for the video! also have a question to you. Would you consider using virtual functions when developing a server application? As far as I know virtual functions bring some overhead but server applications are mostly performance oriented. What's your take on this? to be clear I'm talking about high performance server applications

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