moveConstruct overloads

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Declared in <bslalg_scalarprimitives.h>

Build an object of the parameterized TARGET_TYPE from the specified original object of the same TARGET_TYPE in the uninitialized memory at the specified address, as if by using the move constructor of TARGET_TYPE. If the specified allocator is based on bslma::Allocator and TARGET_TYPE takes an allocator constructor argument, then allocator is passed to the move constructor. If the constructor throws, the address is left in an uninitialized state. Note that bit‐wise copy will be used if TARGET_TYPE has the bit‐wise copyable trait (not the bit‐wise moveable trait, which indicates a destructive bit‐wise move). In C++03 mode, moveConstruct has the same effect as copyConstruct.

template<class TARGET_TYPE>
static
void
moveConstruct(
    TARGET_TYPE* address,
    TARGET_TYPE& original,
    bslma::Allocator* allocator);

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Same as the preceding overload, ignoring allocator.

template<class TARGET_TYPE>
static
void
moveConstruct(
    TARGET_TYPE* address,
    TARGET_TYPE& original,
    void* allocator);

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