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248 lines
8.9 KiB
C++
248 lines
8.9 KiB
C++
//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
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//
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// The LLVM Compiler Infrastructure
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//
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// This file is dual licensed under the MIT and the University of Illinois Open
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// Source Licenses. See LICENSE.TXT for details.
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//
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//===----------------------------------------------------------------------===//
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// <functional>
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// class function<R(ArgTypes...)>
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// function(Fp);
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// Ensure that __not_null works for all function types.
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// See https://bugs.llvm.org/show_bug.cgi?id=23589
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//------------------------------------------------------------------------------
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// TESTING std::function<...>::__not_null(Callable)
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//
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// Concerns:
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// 1) The call __not_null(Callable) is well formed and correct for each
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// possible 'Callable' type category. These categories include:
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// 1a) function pointers
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// 1b) member function pointer
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// 1c) member data pointer
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// 1d) callable class type
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// 1e) lambdas
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// Categories 1a, 1b, and 1c are 'Nullable' types. Only objects of these
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// types can be null. The other categories are not tested here.
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// 3) '__not_null(Callable)' is well formed when the call signature includes
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// varargs.
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// 4) '__not_null(Callable)' works for Callable types with all arities less
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// than or equal to 3 in C++03.
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// 5) '__not_null(Callable)' works when 'Callable' is a member function
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// pointer to a cv or ref qualified function type.
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//
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// Plan:
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// 1 For categories 1a, 1b and 1c define a set of
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// 'Callable' objects for this category. This set should include examples
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// of arity 0, 1, 2 and possible 3 including versions with varargs as the
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// last parameter.
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//
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// 2 For each 'Callable' object in categories 1a, 1b and 1c do the following.
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//
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// 1 Define a type 'std::function<Sig>' as 'F' where 'Sig' is compatible with
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// the signature of the 'Callable' object.
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//
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// 2 Create an object of type 'F' using a null pointer of type 'Callable'.
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// Check that 'F.target<Callable>()' is null.
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//
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// 3 Create an object of type 'F' that is not null. Check that
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// 'F.target<Callable>()' is not null and is equal to the original
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// argument.
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#include <functional>
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#include <type_traits>
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#include <cassert>
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#include "test_macros.h"
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///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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int foo() { return 42; }
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int foo(int) { return 42; }
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int foo(int, int) { return 42; }
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int foo(int, int, int) { return 42; }
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int foo(...) { return 42; }
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int foo(int, ...) { return 42; }
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int foo(int, int, ...) { return 42; }
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int foo(int, int, int, ...) { return 42; }
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///////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////////
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struct MemFun03 {
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int foo() { return 42; }
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int foo() const { return 42; }
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int foo() volatile { return 42; }
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int foo() const volatile { return 42; }
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int foo(int) { return 42; }
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int foo(int) const { return 42; }
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int foo(int) volatile { return 42; }
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int foo(int) const volatile { return 42; }
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int foo(int, int) { return 42; }
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int foo(int, int) const { return 42; }
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int foo(int, int) volatile { return 42; }
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int foo(int, int) const volatile { return 42; }
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int foo(int, int, int) { return 42; }
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int foo(int, int, int) const { return 42; }
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int foo(int, int, int) volatile { return 42; }
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int foo(int, int, int) const volatile { return 42; }
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int foo(...) { return 42; }
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int foo(...) const { return 42; }
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int foo(...) volatile { return 42; }
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int foo(...) const volatile { return 42; }
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int foo(int, ...) { return 42; }
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int foo(int, ...) const { return 42; }
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int foo(int, ...) volatile { return 42; }
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int foo(int, ...) const volatile { return 42; }
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int foo(int, int, ...) { return 42; }
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int foo(int, int, ...) const { return 42; }
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int foo(int, int, ...) volatile { return 42; }
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int foo(int, int, ...) const volatile { return 42; }
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int foo(int, int, int, ...) { return 42; }
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int foo(int, int, int, ...) const { return 42; }
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int foo(int, int, int, ...) volatile { return 42; }
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int foo(int, int, int, ...) const volatile { return 42; }
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};
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#if TEST_STD_VER >= 11
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struct MemFun11 {
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int foo() & { return 42; }
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int foo() const & { return 42; }
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int foo() volatile & { return 42; }
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int foo() const volatile & { return 42; }
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int foo(...) & { return 42; }
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int foo(...) const & { return 42; }
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int foo(...) volatile & { return 42; }
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int foo(...) const volatile & { return 42; }
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int foo() && { return 42; }
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int foo() const && { return 42; }
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int foo() volatile && { return 42; }
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int foo() const volatile && { return 42; }
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int foo(...) && { return 42; }
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int foo(...) const && { return 42; }
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int foo(...) volatile && { return 42; }
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int foo(...) const volatile && { return 42; }
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};
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#endif // TEST_STD_VER >= 11
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struct MemData {
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int foo;
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};
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// Create a non-null free function by taking the address of
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// &static_cast<Tp&>(foo);
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template <class Tp>
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struct Creator {
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static Tp create() {
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return &foo;
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}
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};
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// Create a non-null member pointer.
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template <class Ret, class Class>
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struct Creator<Ret Class::*> {
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typedef Ret Class::*ReturnType;
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static ReturnType create() {
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return &Class::foo;
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}
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};
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template <class TestFn, class Fn>
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void test_imp() {
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{ // Check that the null value is detected
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TestFn tf = nullptr;
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std::function<Fn> f = tf;
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assert(f.template target<TestFn>() == nullptr);
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}
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{ // Check that the non-null value is detected.
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TestFn tf = Creator<TestFn>::create();
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assert(tf != nullptr);
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std::function<Fn> f = tf;
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assert(f.template target<TestFn>() != nullptr);
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assert(*f.template target<TestFn>() == tf);
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}
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}
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void test_func() {
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test_imp<int(*)(), int()>();
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test_imp<int(*)(...), int()>();
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test_imp<int(*)(int), int(int)>();
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test_imp<int(*)(int, ...), int(int)>();
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test_imp<int(*)(int, int), int(int, int)>();
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test_imp<int(*)(int, int, ...), int(int, int)>();
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test_imp<int(*)(int, int, int), int(int, int, int)>();
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test_imp<int(*)(int, int, int, ...), int(int, int, int)>();
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}
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void test_mf() {
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)(), int(MemFun03&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)(...), int(MemFun03&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)() const, int(MemFun03&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)(...) const, int(MemFun03&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)() volatile, int(MemFun03&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)(...) volatile, int(MemFun03&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)() const volatile, int(MemFun03&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)(...) const volatile, int(MemFun03&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)(int), int(MemFun03&, int)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)(int, ...), int(MemFun03&, int)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)(int) const, int(MemFun03&, int)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)(int, ...) const, int(MemFun03&, int)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)(int) volatile, int(MemFun03&, int)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)(int, ...) volatile, int(MemFun03&, int)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)(int) const volatile, int(MemFun03&, int)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)(int, ...) const volatile, int(MemFun03&, int)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)(int, int), int(MemFun03&, int, int)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)(int, int, ...), int(MemFun03&, int, int)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)(int, int) const, int(MemFun03&, int, int)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)(int, int, ...) const, int(MemFun03&, int, int)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)(int, int) volatile, int(MemFun03&, int, int)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)(int, int, ...) volatile, int(MemFun03&, int, int)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)(int, int) const volatile, int(MemFun03&, int, int)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun03::*)(int, int, ...) const volatile, int(MemFun03&, int, int)>();
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#if TEST_STD_VER >= 11
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test_imp<int(MemFun11::*)() &, int(MemFun11&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun11::*)(...) &, int(MemFun11&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun11::*)() const &, int(MemFun11&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun11::*)(...) const &, int(MemFun11&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun11::*)() volatile &, int(MemFun11&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun11::*)(...) volatile &, int(MemFun11&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun11::*)() const volatile &, int(MemFun11&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun11::*)(...) const volatile &, int(MemFun11&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun11::*)() &&, int(MemFun11&&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun11::*)(...) &&, int(MemFun11&&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun11::*)() const &&, int(MemFun11&&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun11::*)(...) const &&, int(MemFun11&&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun11::*)() volatile &&, int(MemFun11&&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun11::*)(...) volatile &&, int(MemFun11&&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun11::*)() const volatile &&, int(MemFun11&&)>();
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test_imp<int(MemFun11::*)(...) const volatile &&, int(MemFun11&&)>();
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#endif
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}
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void test_md() {
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test_imp<int MemData::*, int(MemData&)>();
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}
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int main() {
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test_func();
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test_mf();
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test_md();
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}
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