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Well, the first and the main question here - where is polymorphism? The main() function doesn't use abstract class at all - it defines and solely uses LRUCache instance, while correct implementation would require a pointer to the base class to be used.
Second. We all have access to std::list<> which provides way better implementation of the linked list than custom made code in the Cache class.
So, I defined class LRUCache as standalone and used pair of standard STL containers to hold the cache and registry.
Abstract Classes - Polymorphism
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Well, the first and the main question here - where is polymorphism? The main() function doesn't use abstract class at all - it defines and solely uses LRUCache instance, while correct implementation would require a pointer to the base class to be used.
Second. We all have access to std::list<> which provides way better implementation of the linked list than custom made code in the Cache class.
So, I defined class LRUCache as standalone and used pair of standard STL containers to hold the cache and registry.