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Basic
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Biblioteca-Wide
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Library-Wide
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Allocator
Container
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Container
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Elementos contenedores
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Container Elements
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Iterator
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Iterator
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Números aleatorios
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Random Numbers
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Concurrencia
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Concurrency
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Otros
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Other
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Encapsula la asignación de memoria y estrategia desasignación .
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Encapsulates memory allocation and deallocation strategy.
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Cada componente de la biblioteca estándar que puede ser necesario asignar o liberar almacenamiento, desde std::string, std::vector, y cada contenedor, a menos std::array, a std::shared_ptr y std::function, lo hace a través de un Allocator: un objeto de un tipo de clase que satisfaga los siguientes requisitos .
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Every standard library component that may need to allocate or release storage, from std::string, std::vector, and every container except std::array, to std::shared_ptr and std::function, does so through an Allocator: an object of a class type that satisfies the following requirements.
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Algunos de los requisitos son opcionales: el std::allocator_traits plantilla proporciona las implementaciones por defecto para todos los requisitos opcionales, y todos los recipientes de la biblioteca estándar y otras clases conscientes asignador a acceder a la imputación por std::allocator_traits, no directamente .
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Some requirements are optional: the template std::allocator_traits supplies the default implementations for all optional requirements, and all standard library containers and other allocator-aware classes access the allocator through std::allocator_traits, not directly.
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Dada
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Given
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  • A, un Becario para T tipo
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    A, an Allocator for type T
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  • B, el Asignador mismo para U tipo
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    B, the same Allocator for type U
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  • ptr, un valor de allocator_traits<A>::pointer tipo, obtenida llamando allocator_traits<A>::allocate()
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    ptr, a value of type allocator_traits<A>::pointer, obtained by calling allocator_traits<A>::allocate()
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  • cptr, un valor de allocator_traits<A>::const_pointer tipo, obtenido por la conversión de ptr
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    cptr, a value of type allocator_traits<A>::const_pointer, obtained by conversion from ptr
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  • vptr, un valor de allocator_traits<A>::void_pointer tipo, obtenido por la conversión de ptr
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    vptr, a value of type allocator_traits<A>::void_pointer, obtained by conversion from ptr
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  • cvptr, un valor de allocator_traits<A>::const_void_pointer tipo, obtenido por la conversión de cptr o de vptr
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    cvptr, a value of type allocator_traits<A>::const_void_pointer, obtained by conversion from cptr or from vptr
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  • xptr, un puntero dereferencable a algunos X tipo
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    xptr, a dereferencable pointer to some type X
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Expression Requirements Return type
A::pointer (opcional) Satisfies NullablePointer and RandomAccessIterator
A::const_pointer (opcional) A::pointer is convertible to A::const_pointer. Satisfies NullablePointer and RandomAccessIterator
A::void_pointer (opcional) A::pointer is convertible to A::void_pointer
B::void_pointer y A::void_pointer son del mismo tipo. Satisface NullablePointer
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B::void_pointer and A::void_pointer are the same type. Satisfies NullablePointer
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A::const_void_pointer (opcional) A::pointer, A::const_pointer, and A::void_pointer are convertible to A::const_void_pointer
B::const_void_pointer y A::const_void_pointer son del mismo tipo. Satisface NullablePointer
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B::const_void_pointer and A::const_void_pointer are the same type. Satisfies NullablePointer
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A::value_type the type T
A::size_type (opcional) A::size_type can represent the size of the largest object A can allocate unsigned integer type
A::difference_type (opcional) A::difference_type can represent the difference of any two pointers to the objects allocated by A signed integer type
A::template rebind<U>::other (opcional [1]) for any U, B::template rebind<T>::other is A the type B
*ptr T&
*cptr *cptr and *ptr identify the same object const T&
ptr->m same as (*ptr).m, if (*ptr).m is well-defined the type of T::m
cptr->m same as (*cptr).m, if (*cptr).m is well-defined the type of T::m
static_cast<A::pointer>(vptr) static_cast<A::pointer>(vptr) == ptr A::pointer
static_cast<A::const_pointer>(cvptr) static_cast<A::const_pointer>(vptr) == cptr A::const_pointer
a.allocate(n) allocates storage suitable for n objects of type T, but does not construct them. May throw exceptions. A::pointer
a.allocate(n, cptr) (opcional) same as a.allocate(n), but may use cptr in unspecified manner to aid locality A::pointer
a.deallocate(ptr, n) deallocates storage previously allocated by a call to a.allocate(n). Does not call destructors, if any objects were constructed, they must be destroyed before calling a.deallocate(). Does not throw exceptions. (not used)
a.max_size() (opcional) the largest value that can be passed to A::allocate() A::size_type
a1 == a2 returns true only if the storage allocated by the allocator a1 can be deallocated through a2. Establishes reflexive, symmetric, and transitive relationship. Does not throw exceptions. bool
a1 != a2 same as !(a1==a2) bool
A a1(a) Copy-constructs a1 such that a1 == a. Does not throw exceptions.
A a(b) Constructs a such that B(a)==b and A(b)==a. Does not throw exceptions.
A a1(std::move(a)) Constructs a1 such that it equals the prior value of a. Does not throw exceptions.
A a(std::move(b)) Constructs a such that it equals the prior value of A(b). Does not throw exceptions.
a.construct(xptr, args) (opcional) Constructs an object of type X in previously-allocated storage at the address pointed to by xptr, using args as the constructor arguments
a.destroy(xptr) (opcional) Destructs an object of type X pointed to by xptr, but does not deallocate any storage.
a.select_on_container_copy_construction() (opcional) Provides an instance of A to be used by the container that is copy-constructed from the one that uses a currently. Usually returns either a copy of a or a default-constructed A(). A
a.propagate_on_container_copy_assignment (opcional) true if the allocator of type A needs to be copied when the container that uses it is copy-assigned std::true_type or std::false_type or derived from such
a.propagate_on_container_move_assignment (opcional) true if the allocator of type A needs to be copied when the container that uses it is move-assigned std::true_type or std::false_type or derived from such
a.propagate_on_container_swap (opcional) true if the allocators of type A need to be swapped when two containers that use them are swapped std::true_type or std::false_type or derived from such
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[1] revinculación es opcional (proporcionado por std :: allocator_traits) si esta imputación es una plantilla de la forma SomeAllocator <T, Args>, donde Args es cero o más parámetros adicionales de plantillas .
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[1] rebind is only optional (provided by std::allocator_traits) if this allocator is a template of the form SomeAllocator<T, Args>, where Args is zero or more additional template parameters.
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