Guten Tag Robert Middleton,
am Samstag, 27. Februar 2021 um 17:22 schrieben Sie:

> As for removing them completely, it depends on what we want to do.
> Personally, I don't like typedefs too much[...]

I'm the opposite and prefer "log4cxx::LoggerPtr" in general, as in
most cases I don't need to care about the underlying type.

> Removing the typedefs would break a lot of existing code that depends
> on LoggerPtr though, so I would be fine just typedef-ing the pointers
> with the macros that we have now, but permanently typedef-ing to
> std::shared_ptr(no utilization of boost fallback behavior).

We are talking about two different things: Yes, let's only use
std::shared_ptr without BOOST. I suggest to not rebase your PR but
keep individual commits with those changes instead to document the
decision and get access to the them if necessary at some point.

The other aspect you are mentioning is that some code is using
typedefs directly and some is using the macros. So, should the former
be changed as well?

> class LoggingEvent;
> typedef std::shared_ptr<LoggingEvent> LoggingEventPtr;

to?

> class LoggingEvent;
> LOG4CXX_PTR_DEF(LoggingEvent);

Or leave it as is? In the long term LOG4CXX_PTR_DEF could be replaced
entirely as well.

OTOH:

> #define LOG4CXX_PTR_DEF(T) typedef log4cxx::shared_ptr<T> T##Ptr;\
>         typedef log4cxx::weak_ptr<T> T##WeakPtr

to

> #define LOG4CXX_PTR_DEF(T) typedef std::shared_ptr<T> T##Ptr;\
>         typedef std::weak_ptr<T> T##WeakPtr

Because of not using BOOST-fallbacks anymore, additionally removing
the CMAKE-based checks.

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