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• Can these tools provide insights into the performance of unique_ptr usage? Discuss the use of unique_ptr in implementing finite state machines (FSMs).
• What are some examples of using unique_ptr with containers like `std vector`? How does unique_ptr interact with inheritance and polymorphism?
• What are the implications of doing so?
• What happens after you move a `std unique_ptr`? How does unique_ptr interact with C++ structured bindings?
• Does it enforce any implicit contracts regarding resource ownership? Explain the behavior of unique_ptr when the managed object's destructor throws an exception.
• How does the deleter interact with these allocators? How does unique_ptr interact with tools for detecting memory leaks and other memory-related errors (e.g., Valgrind)?
• How do containers handle the move-only nature of unique_ptr?
• What are some examples of when a custom deleter might be necessary?
• Can you have an atomic unique_ptr (not directly)? How can you manage ownership in concurrent scenarios? How does unique_ptr interact with code coverage tools?
• When is the managed object destroyed when using unique_ptr? Explain the behavior of unique_ptr when used in conjunction with `std optional`.