MarblefigSmartPointer

MarblefigSmartPointer is a C++ smart pointer class designed to manage dynamically allocated objects. It aims to automate memory deallocation, preventing memory leaks and improving program stability. The core functionality of MarblefigSmartPointer revolves around its ownership semantics. When an object is managed by a MarblefigSmartPointer, the pointer takes ownership of that object. Upon the destruction of the MarblefigSmartPointer instance, the managed object is automatically deleted.

This automatic deallocation is typically achieved through RAII (Resource Acquisition Is Initialization), where the resource (the dynamically allocated memory) is acquired in the constructor and released in the destructor. MarblefigSmartPointer provides an interface similar to raw pointers, allowing access to the managed object's members using the arrow operator (->) and dereference operator (*).

Key features often found in smart pointer implementations, and likely present in MarblefigSmartPointer, include the ability to reset the pointer to manage a different object or to release ownership without deallocating the object. It might also offer methods to obtain the raw pointer if direct low-level access is required, though this should be done with caution. The design generally prioritizes safety and ease of use in C++ development, abstracting away the complexities of manual memory management.