C++ developers frequently hit runtime crashes when pointers into std::deque or vector become invalid after a resize, a pain amplified by the STL’s opaque lifetime semantics. DequeGuard scans code, flags unsafe container references, and auto‑generates refactor suggestions or wrapper APIs to keep pointers stable.
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hn • r/hackernews
Comment on: The PImpl idiom and the C++26 std:indirect type
Why do you show this to me??? Don't you think I know it?I don't know what you are upset by this, cppreference is great and it explains the problem you had.I blamed it on STL (and its complexity).If you make a simple dequeue with a vector any resize is going to invalidate pointers. It isn't the STL's fault, it's meant to queue simple data for ordering so that you can copy it in and out, not hold on to a pointer to something internal. It isn't meant for actual storage just basic structure.std::deque is a super bad offender, in many ways. I advise against using it.You brought it up as something y
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