"Johan Nilsson" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'd like to be able to store references to objects of arbitrary types in a
> homogenous collection, not requiring them to be derived from a common base
> class. For COM users, that would be something like an "IUnknown in the
> context of standard C++". I suspect that boost::any might be something
> similar to what I need, but I just got that idea using void pointers.
>
>> Incidentally, shared_ptr<void> may allow you the kind of type erasure
>> you want. Just a thought...
>>
>
> I' afraid I don't really follow you. Wouldn't shared_ptr<void> choke on
> trying to delete through a void pointer?
No it won't; it's perfectly suited to the application you cite.
Check out the documentation.
HTH,
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