<deque>: Use unchecked iterators#4071
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Driven-by changes - introduce `_At` member functions to make some other members clearer - fix `shrink_to_fit`
StephanTLavavej
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Thanks! I think one maintainer approval is sufficient here. |
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I'm mirroring this to the MSVC-internal repo - please notify me if any further changes are pushed. |
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Thanks for noticing and fixing this bug, and making |
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Fixes #2868.
Some changes are made for consistency, while they may be unnecessary as algorithms can unwrap checked iterators.
Driven-by changes:
_Atmember functions to makeoperator[],at,front,back, and_Insert_nclearer;shrink_to_fit- previously it didn't support non-default-constructible allocators and might use a wrong memory resource denoted by the default-constructed allocator.