#includeIn the above code, we first manually create an instance of `AnalysisResult` using a unique pointer. We then call the `report()` function on this object. Next, we use `std::make_shared` to create a shared pointer of `AnalysisResult`. The `report()` function is called using the shared pointer. Both unique and shared pointers are examples of `AnalysisResultPtr` that manage the lifetime of `AnalysisResult` objects in a more efficient and safe way. Overall, `AnalysisResultPtr` is a useful smart pointer class used in static code analysis packages/libraries to manage object lifetimes.#include // include smart pointer header class AnalysisResult { public: void report() { std::cout << "Analysis result reported!" << std::endl; } }; int main() { std::unique_ptr result(new AnalysisResult()); result->report(); auto resultPtr = std::make_shared (); resultPtr->report(); return 0; }