...value, it gets costly (because they're a lot more expensive to copy than a raw pointer). If you never do it, then there's no point in using a shared pointer in the first place. Copy the shared pointer when a new function or object needs to share ownership of the pointee. ...

...t's really a matter of preference. I prefer to do all crypto operations on raw binary and only ever convert to hex/base64 for transmission or storage. – Scott Arciszewski Dec 18 '15 at 18:56 ...

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