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This `struct` provides a unique type that can be used as a trailing function parameter for overloaded functions having otherwise identical parameters. The highest‐priority overloaded function can be selected by calling it with a high‐priority argument. Note that "highest priority" means the largest `VALUE` in this case.

== Synopsis

Declared in `<bsls_alignmentimp.h>`

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----
template<int VALUE>
struct AlignmentImp_Priority
    : AlignmentImp_Priority<VALUE ‐ 1>
----

== Base Classes

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|===
| Name| Description
| `AlignmentImp_Priority<VALUE ‐ 1>`
| This `struct` provides a unique type that can be used as a trailing function parameter for overloaded functions having otherwise identical parameters. The highest‐priority overloaded function can be selected by calling it with a high‐priority argument. Note that "highest priority" means the largest `VALUE` in this case.
|===

== Specializations

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|===
| Name| Description
| xref:BloombergLP/bsls/AlignmentImp_Priority-01.adoc[`AlignmentImp_Priority<1>`] 
| Specialization of `AlignmentImp_Priority` to terminate template instantiation.
|===


== Derived Classes

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|===
| Name| Description
| `AlignmentImp_Priority` 
| This `struct` provides a unique type that can be used as a trailing function parameter for overloaded functions having otherwise identical parameters. The highest‐priority overloaded function can be selected by calling it with a high‐priority argument. Note that "highest priority" means the largest `VALUE` in this case.
|===


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