Olaf van der Spek wrote:
Could you please elaborate? Isn't it always a pointer to a type passed to the allocator? How it may be treated differently for stack memory?
In theory it might be a street address that stores a certain value. In practise it's probably not but I don't think it's guaranteed to be T*.
Ok, sorry for my question. It seems it needs to satisfy RandomAccesIterator concept. The allocator_type and pointers might be defined as thin wrappers if the pointer is different than value_type*. This however only be needed for data() method. Am I right? Btw, how is data() defined? I've found only an info that it should return value_type*. This of course won't work for a hybrid_vector. Or maby it should return pointer type (like in VS2012 btw)? But then what is the purpose of this method? Regards, Adam