Re: Patch: auto_ptr is frequently abused in TSVN code

On 27.08.2009 16:28, Stefan Fuhrmann wrote:

> Is there any guarantee that at least for the standard allocator
> &v[0]+1 is equivalent to&v[1] ? In other words, does the
> standard define that std::vector<> allocates a single,
> contiguous block of objects with the same alignment then
> new[] does?

Yes, std::vector<> allocates a single, continuous block as defined in
the C++ standard. If you want an array with a non continuous block
(e.g., to avoid problems if memory is too fragmented already and there
simply is no continuous block big enough available), you have to use
std::dequeue<>.

Stefan

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