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Implement the functions given, instructions of what each function needs to do are given in their respective comments. Only need a smart_ptr.h file.

Transcribed Image Text:template <typename T>
class smart_ptr {
public:
smart_ptr();
// Create a smart_ptr that is initialized to nullptr. The
// reference count should be initialized to nullptr.
explicit smart_ptr(T* raw_ptr);
// Create a smart_ptr that is initialized to raw_ptr. The
// reference count should be one. Make sure it points to
// the same pointer as the raw_ptr.
smart_ptr (const smart_ptr& rhs);
// Copy construct a pointer from rhs. The reference count
// should be incremented by one.
smart_ptr(smart_ptr&& rhs);
// Move construct a pointer from rhs.
smart_ptr& operator= (const smart_ptr& rhs);
// This assignment should make a shallow copy of the
// right-hand side's pointer data. The reference count
// should be incremented as appropriate.
smart_ptr& operator=(smart_ptr&& rhs);
// This move assignment should steal the right-hand side's
// pointer data.
bool clone () ;
// If the smart_ptr is either nullptr or has a reference
// count of one, this function will do nothing and return
// false. Otherwise, the referred to object's reference
// count will be decreased and a new deep copy of the

Transcribed Image Text:// object will be created. This new copy will be the
// object that this smart_ptr points and its reference
// count will be one.
int ref_count () const;
// Returns the reference count of the pointed to data.
T& operator* () ;
// The dereference operator shall return a reference to
// the referred object. Throws null_ptr_exception on
// invalid access.
T* operator->();
// The arrow operator shall return the pointer ptr_.
// Throws null_ptr_exception on invalid access.
* smart_ptr();
// deallocate all dynamic memory
private:
// pointer to the referred object
// pointer to a reference count
T* ptr_;
int* ref_;
} ;
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