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: Fix construction and insertion of basic_string
with volatile ranges
#5409
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Formerly,
(const) volatile CharT
arrays were inconsistently handled in legacy iterator pair functions and new functions added in C++23 WG21-P1206R7. In legacy functions,(const) volatile CharT*
were not specially treated due to_Is_elem_cptr
, but in P1206R7 functions, they were consistently treated with(const) CharT*
due to_Contiguous_range_of
.This PR chooses to follow the convention of
_Contiguous_range_of
and changes_Is_elem_cptr
to_Is_elem_cvptr
to handle(const) volatile CharT*
. For volatile contiguous ranges, we need to use non-vectorized element-wise assignment.Fixes #5402.