Вектор Obj может быть очень плох для производительности, поскольку вектор может перемещать объект при изменении размера и должен копировать их все Указатели на объекты лучше.
Я использовал Pointainers , который будет делать то, что вам нужно. Вот оригинальный код.
/*
* pointainer - auto-cleaning container of pointers
*
* Example usage:
* {
* pointainer< std::vector<int*> > v;
* // v can be manipulated like any std::vector<int*>.
*
* v.push_back(new int(42));
* v.push_back(new int(17));
* // v now owns the allocated int-s
*
* v.erase(v.begin());
* // frees the memory allocated for the int 42, and then removes the
* // first element of v.
* }
* // v's destructor is called, and it frees the memory allocated for
* // the int 17.
*
* Notes:
* 1. Assumes all elements are unique (you don't have two elements
* pointing to the same object, otherwise you might delete it twice).
* 2. Not usable with pair associative containers (map and multimap).
* 3. For ANSI-challenged compilers, you may want to #define
* NO_MEMBER_TEMPLATES.
*
* Written 10-Jan-1999 by Yonat Sharon <yonat@@ootips.org>
* Last updated 07-Feb-1999
*
* Modified June 9, 2003 by Steve Fossen
* -- to fix g++ compiling problem with base class typenames
*/
#ifndef POINTAINER_H
#define POINTAINER_H
#ifdef NO_MEMBER_TEMPLATES
#include <functional> // for binder2nd
#endif
template <typename Cnt>
class pointainer : public Cnt
{
public:
// sf - change to fix g++ compiletime errors
#ifdef USE_USING_NOT_TYPEDEF
// I get compile errors with this
using typename Cnt::size_type;
using typename Cnt::difference_type;
using typename Cnt::reference;
using typename Cnt::const_reference;
using typename Cnt::value_type;
using typename Cnt::iterator;
using typename Cnt::const_iterator;
using typename Cnt::reverse_iterator;
using typename Cnt::const_reverse_iterator;
#else
// this way works
typedef typename Cnt::size_type size_type;
typedef typename Cnt::difference_type difference_type;
typedef typename Cnt::reference reference;
typedef typename Cnt::const_reference const_reference;
typedef typename Cnt::value_type value_type;
typedef typename Cnt::iterator iterator;
typedef typename Cnt::const_iterator const_iterator;
typedef typename Cnt::reverse_iterator reverse_iterator;
typedef typename Cnt::const_reverse_iterator const_reverse_iterator;
#endif
typedef pointainer< Cnt > its_type;
pointainer() {}
pointainer( const Cnt &c ) : Cnt( c ) {}
its_type &operator=( const Cnt &c ) { Cnt::operator=( c ); return *this; }
~pointainer() { clean_all(); }
void clear() { clean_all(); Cnt::clear(); }
iterator erase( iterator i ) { clean( i ); return Cnt::erase( i ); }
iterator erase( iterator f, iterator l ) { clean( f, l ); return Cnt::erase( f, l ); }
// for associative containers: erase() a value
size_type erase( const value_type& v )
{
iterator i = find( v );
size_type found( i != end() ); // can't have more than 1
if( found )
erase( i );
return found;
}
// for sequence containers: pop_front(), pop_back(), resize() and assign()
void pop_front() { clean( begin() ); Cnt::pop_front(); }
void pop_back() { iterator i( end() ); clean( --i ); Cnt::pop_back(); }
void resize( size_type s, value_type c = value_type() )
{
if( s < size() )
clean( begin() + s, end() );
Cnt::resize( s, c );
}
#ifndef NO_MEMBER_TEMPLATES
template <class InIter> void assign(InIter f, InIter l)
#else
void assign( iterator f, iterator l )
#endif
{
clean_all();
Cnt::assign( f, l );
}
#ifndef NO_MEMBER_TEMPLATES
template <class Size, class T> void assign( Size n, const T& t = T() )
#else
void assign( size_t n, const value_type& t = value_type() )
#endif
{
clean_all();
Cnt::assign( n, t );
}
// for std::list: remove() and remove_if()
void remove( const value_type& v )
{
clean( std::find( begin(), end(), v ));
Cnt::remove( v );
}
#ifndef NO_MEMBER_TEMPLATES
template <class Pred>
#else
typedef std::binder2nd< std::not_equal_to< value_type > > Pred;
#endif
void remove_if(Pred pr)
{
for( iterator i = begin(); i != end(); ++i )
if( pr( *i ))
clean( i );
Cnt::remove_if( pr );
}
private:
void clean( iterator i ) { delete *i; *i = 0; } // sf add *i = NULL so double deletes don't fail
void clean( iterator f, iterator l ) { while( f != l ) clean( f++ ); }
void clean_all() { clean( begin(), end() ); }
// we can't have two pointainers own the same objects:
pointainer( const its_type& ) {}
its_type& operator=( const its_type& ) { return NULL;} // sf - return null to remove no return value warning..
};
#endif // POINTAINER_H