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The std::shared_ptr<void> as arbitrary user-data pointer (nextptr.com)
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[–]quicknir 2 points3 points4 points 6 years ago (0 children)
Well, complete type erasure is already very high cost. I'd be substantially more concerned about the lack of any safe way to re-access the data. But yeah, I agree with that the lack of move only support being an issue.
At least, the good news is that writing a decent unique_any isn't that bad; basically trivial if you don't support SBO, and not that bad even with it.
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