It's really poor form to lift standard library names into the global namespace. Drop the using std::shared_ptr statement, and qualify the handful of places across the code that depended on it.
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It's really poor form to lift standard library names into the global namespace. Drop the
using std::shared_ptrstatement, and qualify the handful of places across the code that depended on it.Checklist