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Age	Commit message (Collapse)	Author
2007-04-10	Updated SPtr to (hopefully) handle null values and assignments well, and you	Mike Buland
	should be able to compare them to pointers of the same type (and nulls?).
2007-04-10	David had it half right...to make it work like something that's actually a const	Mike Buland
	pointer he's right, the pointer needs to be rebindable, but for a: const int *p; p can be changed, but not what p points to. I've added the rest of the operators in sptr that should accomplish this, and a test that actually tests the correctness of SPtr used this way against a normal pointer, both tests check out 100%, hopefully this dosen't break anything, but if it should act like a pointer, this is how to do it. (I totally forgot that const pointers were rebindable).
2007-04-10	david - wow... that seems a little kludgy... see the constsptr test for ↵	David
	details, but basically i had to make the members of sptr mutable to get this to work the way it seems it should... maybe i'm missing something...
2007-04-09	The SPtr is castable now. just say SPtrCast<TypeToCastTo>( ASPtr );	Mike Buland

2007-04-03	Hey, it's nicer with const-ness.	Mike Buland

2007-03-02	Removed annoying debugging from SPtr	Mike Buland

2007-03-02	Removed debugging from the Hash	Mike Buland

2006-11-29	Fixed a small issue in the sptr	Mike Buland

2006-11-24	Fixed size bug.	Mike Buland

2006-11-24	Updates to the smart-pointer.	Mike Buland

2006-11-24	Added a simple smart-pointer. It deletes what's in it automatically and does	Mike Buland
	ref-counting. You just have to be careful to not hand it an array...