Fixed rooted_allocator claiming to be always_equal. #9
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rooted_allocator is picking up std::allocator's operator==, operator!=, and is_always_equal==true by deriving from std::allocator, but it injects state that needs to be checked for equality. This change adds is_always_equal=false, and the missing comparison operators.
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Thanks for the report. I've refactored the allocator handling code so as to support your use case and many other alternatives: 78e8a8e...5af64d5 |
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rooted_allocator is picking up std::allocator's operator==, operator!=, and is_always_equal==true by deriving from std::allocator, but it injects state that needs to be checked for equality. This change adds is_always_equal=false, and the missing comparison operators.