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// Components for manipulating sequences of characters -*- C++ -*-

// Copyright (C) 1997, 1998, 1999, 2000, 2001, 2002
// Free Software Foundation, Inc.
//
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//
// ISO C++ 14882: 21  Strings library
//

// Written by Jason Merrill based upon the specification by Takanori Adachi
// in ANSI X3J16/94-0013R2.  Rewritten by Nathan Myers.

#include <string>

// Instantiation configuration.
#ifndef C
# define C char
#endif

namespace std
{
  typedef basic_string<C> S;

  template class basic_string<C>;
  template S operator+(const C*, const S&);
  template S operator+(C, const S&);
  template S operator+(const S&, const S&);
} // namespace std

namespace __gnu_cxx
{
  using std::S;
  template bool operator==(const S::iterator&, const S::iterator&);
  template bool operator==(const S::const_iterator&, const S::const_iterator&);
}

namespace std
{
  // Only one template keyword allowed here.
  // See core issue #46 (NAD)
  // http://anubis.dkuug.dk/jtc1/sc22/wg21/docs/cwg_closed.html#46
  template
    S::basic_string(C*, C*, const allocator<C>&);

  template
    S::basic_string(const C*, const C*, const allocator<C>&);

  template
    S::basic_string(S::iterator, S::iterator, const allocator<C>&);

  template
    S::basic_string(S::const_iterator, S::const_iterator, const allocator<C>&);

  template
    S&
    S::_M_replace(S::iterator, S::iterator, S::iterator, S::iterator,
		  input_iterator_tag);

  template
    S&
    S::_M_replace(S::iterator, S::iterator, S::const_iterator,
		  S::const_iterator, input_iterator_tag);

  template
    S&
    S::_M_replace(S::iterator, S::iterator, C*, C*, input_iterator_tag);

  template
    S&
    S::_M_replace(S::iterator, S::iterator, const C*, const C*,
		  input_iterator_tag);

  template
    S&
    S::_M_replace_safe(S::iterator, S::iterator, S::iterator, S::iterator);

  template
    S&
    S::_M_replace_safe(S::iterator, S::iterator, S::const_iterator,
		  S::const_iterator);

  template
    S&
    S::_M_replace_safe(S::iterator, S::iterator, C*, C*);

  template
    S&
    S::_M_replace_safe(S::iterator, S::iterator, const C*, const C*);

  template
    C*
    S::_S_construct(S::iterator, S::iterator,
		    const allocator<C>&, forward_iterator_tag);

  template
    C*
    S::_S_construct(S::const_iterator, S::const_iterator,
		    const allocator<C>&, forward_iterator_tag);

  template
    C*
    S::_S_construct(C*, C*, const allocator<C>&, forward_iterator_tag);

  template
    C*
    S::_S_construct(const C*, const C*, const allocator<C>&,
		    forward_iterator_tag);

  template
    void
    __destroy_aux<S*>(S*, S*, __false_type);
} // namespace std