Reference counted pointers are not going away.
I don't care if Java programmers don't know the difference between the stack and the heap, please keep the @ syntax to save me from having to type
void f(std::shared_pointer<my_namespace::my_object_type> const & p)
Perhaps it happens sometimes, but compare that to leak-it-all-as-garbage and scan-all-the-address-space style collection.
Reference counted pointers are not going away.
I don't care if Java programmers don't know the difference between the stack and the heap, please keep the @ syntax to save me from having to type
another 50,000 times in my career.