1 // { dg-do compile { target c++11 } }
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22 // This testcase instantiates a tuple with an incomplete type.
23 // That is undefined behavior, but our tuple implementation manages
24 // to cope with this particular case. The attempt to provide
25 // a tuple implementation that yields the right result for
26 // traits like is_copy_constructible and is_move_constructible as
27 // per LWG 2729 results in ill-formed copy/move constructors being
28 // generated for a tuple that contains an incomplete type.
29 // Once we get concepts, we can solve that problem much easier.
31 template <typename
... Args
> struct execution_context
33 typedef std::tuple
<Args
...> args_tpl_t
;
34 typedef std::tuple
<execution_context
, typename
std::decay
<Args
>::type
...>
37 execution_context(execution_context
&&);
38 ret_tpl_t
operator()() {
40 return tuple_cat(std::forward_as_tuple(execution_context()), data
);
46 execution_context
<int> cc
;