The problem is, that I have a QVector
of QSharedPointer
and I want to put part of them to my QCache
. How can I insert a shared pointer to QCache
? What happens if I set the pointer to my cache but destroy the QVector
and the shared pointer in it? Will the memory be released and my cache points to nowhere?
It is a bug if you put just a pointer to your item to QChache
and at the same time such pointer is managed by QSharedPointer
. The item object can be destroyed by QSharedPointer
destructor, so QChache
will have invalid pointer. It is a generic issue that you cannot have different owners of a pointer that do not know each other. If you manage pointers by QSharedPointer<Item>
then QChache
should not work directly with Item
it should work only with QSharedPointer<Item>
, for example:
// wrong
QCache<int, Item> cache;
QVector<QSharedPointer<Item> > vec;
Item *item = new Item;
vec.push_back(QSharedPointer<Item>(item));
cache.insert(1, item);
// or
cache.insert(1, vec.at(0).data());
// also wrong
QCache<int, <QSharedPointer<Item> > cache;
vec.push_back(QSharedPointer<Item>(item));
cache.insert(1, new QSharedPointer<Item>(item));
// here two different instances of QSharedPointer are initialized
// by the same pointer 'item'
// correct
QCache<int, <QSharedPointer<Item> > cache;
cache.insert(1, new QSharedPointer<Item>(vec.at(0)));
So, QCache
should have its own copy of dynamically allocated QSharedPointer
object and that QSharedPointer
object should be correctly initialized by other QSharedPointer
that already has ownership of the Item
instance.
来源:https://stackoverflow.com/questions/33280524/qcache-and-qsharedpointer