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// --------------------------------------------------------------------
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// TESTING 'destructiveMove'
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//
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// Concerns:
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//: 1 That the move constructor properly forwards the allocator when
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//: appropriate.
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//:
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//: 2 That the move constructor uses 'memcpy' when appropriate.
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//
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// Plan:
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// The test plan is identical to 'copyConstruct', except that we
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// operate the move from a temporary copy created with the (already
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// tested) 'copyConstruct' so as not to affect the constants of this
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// test driver. We are also careful (for the exception testing) that
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// this temporary is not destroyed if it has been moved successfully.
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// Finally, we verify that the original object has been destroyed,
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// unless it was bitwise-movable.
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//
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// Testing:
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// destructiveMove(T *dst, T *src, *a)
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// --------------------------------------------------------------------
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if (verbose) printf("\nTESTING 'destructiveMove'"
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"\n=========================\n");
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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 (verbose) printf("Value and allocator testing.\n");
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// my_Class # Operation Val Alloc
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// ========== ==================================== === =====
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{
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my_ClassDef rawBuf;
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my_Class1 *srcPtr = rawBuf.as<my_Class1>();
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Util::construct(srcPtr, TA, V1);
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TEST_OP(1, destructiveMove(objPtr, TA, srcPtr), 1, 0);
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ASSERT(k_DESTROYED == rawBuf.d_value);
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ASSERT(0 == rawBuf.d_allocator_p);
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}
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{
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my_ClassDef rawBuf;
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my_Class2 *srcPtr = rawBuf.as<my_Class2>();
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Util::construct(srcPtr, TA, V2);
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TEST_OP(2, destructiveMove(objPtr, TA, srcPtr), 2, TA);
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ASSERT(k_DESTROYED == rawBuf.d_value);
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ASSERT(0 == rawBuf.d_allocator_p);
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}
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{
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my_ClassDef rawBuf;
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my_Class2a *srcPtr = rawBuf.as<my_Class2a>();
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Util::construct(srcPtr, TA, V2A);
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TEST_OP(2a, destructiveMove(objPtr, TA, srcPtr), 0x2a, TA);
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ASSERT(k_DESTROYED == rawBuf.d_value);
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ASSERT(0 == rawBuf.d_allocator_p);
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}
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{
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my_ClassDef rawBuf;
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my_Class3 *srcPtr = rawBuf.as<my_Class3>();
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Util::construct(srcPtr, TA, V3);
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TEST_OP(3, destructiveMove(objPtr, TA, srcPtr), 3, TA);
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ASSERT(k_DESTROYED == rawBuf.d_value);
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ASSERT(0 == rawBuf.d_allocator_p);
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}
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{
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my_ClassDef rawBuf;
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my_Class1 *srcPtr = rawBuf.as<my_Class1>();
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Util::construct(srcPtr, TA, V1);
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TEST_OP(1, destructiveMove(objPtr, XA, srcPtr), 1, 0);
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ASSERT(k_DESTROYED == rawBuf.d_value);
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ASSERT(0 == rawBuf.d_allocator_p);
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}
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{
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my_ClassDef rawBuf;
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my_Class2 *srcPtr = rawBuf.as<my_Class2>();
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Util::construct(srcPtr, TA, V2);
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// Must use 'TA' so that behavior is the same in C++98 mode (copy,
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// uses default allocator) and C++11 mode (move, copies '*srcPtr'
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// allocator).
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TEST_OP(2, destructiveMove(objPtr, TA, srcPtr), 2, TA);
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ASSERT(k_DESTROYED == rawBuf.d_value);
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ASSERT(0 == rawBuf.d_allocator_p);
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}
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{
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my_ClassDef rawBuf;
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my_Class2a *srcPtr = rawBuf.as<my_Class2a>();
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Util::construct(srcPtr, TA, V2A);
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// Must use 'TA' so that behavior is the same in C++98 mode (copy,
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// uses default allocator) and C++11 mode (move, copies '*srcPtr'
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// allocator).
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TEST_OP(2a, destructiveMove(objPtr, TA, srcPtr), 0x2a, TA);
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ASSERT(k_DESTROYED == rawBuf.d_value);
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ASSERT(0 == rawBuf.d_allocator_p);
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}
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{
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my_ClassDef rawBuf;
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my_Class3 *srcPtr = rawBuf.as<my_Class3>();
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Util::construct(srcPtr, TA, V3);
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