labath wrote: There are two failures: - the libc++ pointer child is called `__ptr_`, not `pointer`. I think we should clone/rename the child so that the child has a consistent name. This could be particularly useful for writing other data formatters, which may want to dereference a shared_ptr without caring which stdlib implementation they are using. - the libstdc++ child type is `std::goo<...>::type` instead of `int` in libc++. I think the libc++ implementation is better. The case for unification is slightly weaker here (people can always resolve the typedef manually), though I'd still do it if its easy enough.
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