Yes, documentation and class names are not SaferCPlusPlus' strong points at the moment. Perhaps the easy way to get started is just to use the elements in the "mse::mstd" namespace, like vector, array, string, string_view, etc. which are just safe, compatible implementations of their namesakes in the "std" namespace.

As for the pointers, there's a slightly out-of-date article[1] that tries to explain them with examples. But a simple option is to just replace all your raw pointers with "registered" pointers. It's not performance optimal, but it's safe and simple.

But yes, better introductory documentation and examples are needed. There is not yet a forum for those picking up SaferCPlusPlus, but for now you can post any questions or suggestions in the issues section[2].

[1] https://www.codeproject.com/Articles/1093894/How-To-Safely-P...

[2] https://github.com/duneroadrunner/SaferCPlusPlus/issues