This is the only way we can truly have const correctness with sbuffer. Otherwise, the intrusive pointer just scoots around and gives us the non-const pointer -- the wrong thing is const'd.
This would help with const correctness when getting direct access to SBuffer as an input.
This is the only way we can truly have const correctness with sbuffer. Otherwise, the intrusive pointer just scoots around and gives us the non-const pointer -- the wrong thing is const'd.
This would help with const correctness when getting direct access to SBuffer as an input.
The code will probably just be a typedef of
I think...