Rule of Five: Delete copy ops and add move semantics for Concore#470
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Hey @Rahuljagwani @pradeeban also checked concoredocker.hpp, it looks like it may have similar resource ownership patterns. Happy address it separately or any suggestions pls let me know |
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@avinxshKD sure, go ahead with the docker impl as well. |
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Concore owns SHM handles and has a destructor, but copy/move semantics weren't explicitly defined. This meant you could accidentally copy an instance and end up with two destructors trying to detach/remove the same shared memory, which is bad.
Deleted copy ctor/assignment and added move semantics so handles get transferred safely, the old instance just nulls them out and becomes harmless.
Fixes #469