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int MCI = my_Class2a::s_moveConstructorInvocations;
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my_Class2a dest = Util::make<my_Class2a>(TA, V2A);
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ASSERTV(dest.value(), V2A.value() == dest.value());
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ASSERT(TA == dest.allocator());
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ASSERT(CCI == my_Class2a::s_copyConstructorInvocations -1);
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ASSERT(MCI == my_Class2a::s_moveConstructorInvocations);
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}
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#endif // defined(BSLS_COMPILERFEATURES_GUARANTEED_COPY_ELISION)
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} break;
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case 8: {
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// ------------------------------------------------------------------
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// TESTING 'make' WITH DEFAULT CONSTRUCTION
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//
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// Concerns:
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//: 1 That 'make' with only an allocator argument will
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//: default-construct a type that does not use allocators. The
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//: allocator is ignored.
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//:
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//: 2 That 'make' with only a 'bslma::allocator' pointer argument
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//: will pass that argument to the extended default constructor of
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//: a type that uses the bslma allocator protocol.
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//:
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//: 3 That no unnecessary copies are created.
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//
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// Plan:
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//: 1 Construct an object using 'make' method taking only an
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//: allocator. Verify that the target object is default
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//: constructed.
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//:
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//: 2 For concern 2, perform step 1 using a target type for which
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//: 'UsesBslmaAllocator' is 'false'. Verify that the 'allocator'
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//: is ignored.
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//:
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//: 3 For concern 3, perform step 1 using a target type for which
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//: 'UsesBslmaAllocator' is 'true' and a target type for which
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//: 'UsesAllocatorArgT' is 'true'. Using an 'allocator' which
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//: is a pointer to a class derived from 'bslma::Allocator*',
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//: check that the allocator is forwarded to the extended
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//: constructor as described above.
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//:
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//: 4 For concern 4, perform steps 1-3 and verify that no unnecessary
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//: copies of the target type are made.
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//
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// Testing:
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// make<TYPE>(bslma::Allocator *a)
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// make<TYPE>(void *a)
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// ------------------------------------------------------------------
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if (verbose) printf("\nTESTING 'make' WITH DEFAULT CONSTRUCTION"
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"\n========================================\n");
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#if defined(BSLS_COMPILERFEATURES_GUARANTEED_COPY_ELISION)
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bslma::TestAllocator testAllocator(veryVeryVeryVerbose);
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bslma::TestAllocator *const TA = &testAllocator;
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int dummyAllocator; // not a 'bslma' allocator
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int *const XA = &dummyAllocator;
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if (veryVerbose)
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printf("Testing a non-AA type with a non-'bslma' allocator\n");
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{
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int CCI = my_Class1::s_copyConstructorInvocations;
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int MCI = my_Class1::s_moveConstructorInvocations;
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my_Class1 dest = Util::make<my_Class1>(XA);
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ASSERTV(dest.value(), 0 == dest.value());
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ASSERT(CCI == my_Class1::s_copyConstructorInvocations);
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ASSERT(MCI == my_Class1::s_moveConstructorInvocations);
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}
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if (veryVerbose)
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printf("Testing a non-AA type with a 'bslma' allocator\n");
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{
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int CCI = my_Class1::s_copyConstructorInvocations;
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int MCI = my_Class1::s_moveConstructorInvocations;
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my_Class1 dest = Util::make<my_Class1>(TA);
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ASSERTV(dest.value(), 0 == dest.value());
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ASSERT(CCI == my_Class1::s_copyConstructorInvocations);
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ASSERT(MCI == my_Class1::s_moveConstructorInvocations);
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}
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if (veryVerbose) printf("Testing a 'UsesBslmaAllocator' type\n");
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{
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int CCI = my_Class2::s_copyConstructorInvocations;
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int MCI = my_Class2::s_moveConstructorInvocations;
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my_Class2 dest = Util::make<my_Class2>(TA);
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ASSERTV(dest.value(), 0 == dest.value());
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ASSERT(TA == dest.allocator());
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ASSERT(CCI == my_Class2::s_copyConstructorInvocations);
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ASSERT(MCI == my_Class2::s_moveConstructorInvocations);
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}
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if (veryVerbose) printf("Testing a 'UsesAllocatorArgT' type\n");
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{
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int CCI = my_Class2a::s_copyConstructorInvocations;
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int MCI = my_Class2a::s_moveConstructorInvocations;
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my_Class2a dest = Util::make<my_Class2a>(TA);
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ASSERTV(dest.value(), 0 == dest.value());
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ASSERT(TA == dest.allocator());
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ASSERT(CCI == my_Class2a::s_copyConstructorInvocations);
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ASSERT(MCI == my_Class2a::s_moveConstructorInvocations);
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}
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#endif // defined(BSLS_COMPILERFEATURES_GUARANTEED_COPY_ELISION)
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} break;
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case 7: {
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