Replace shared_ptr construction with factory pattern to eliminate clang warnings #8
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Direct construction of
shared_ptrfrom raw pointers (std::shared_ptr<T>(new T(...))) triggers clang warnings when the class has virtual functions but non-virtual destructors. This pattern appeared in all peripheral classGetInstance()methods.Changes
Peripheral classes (Spi, AuxSpi, Gpio, Pwm, Dma):
std::enable_shared_from_this<T>Create()static methodFactory pattern implementation:
The local
EnableMakeSharedstruct grantsmake_sharedaccess to private constructors while maintaining encapsulation. External API remains unchanged.Original prompt
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