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/external/stlport/stlport/stl/debug/
H A D_debug.h286 __owned_link() : _M_self(this), _M_owner(0) {}
287 __owned_link(const __owned_list* __c) : _M_self(this), _M_owner(0), _M_next(0)
289 __owned_link(const __owned_link& __rhs): _M_self(this), _M_owner(0)
290 { __stl_debugger::_M_attach(__CONST_CAST(__owned_list*,__rhs._M_owner), this); }
292 __owned_link() : _M_owner(0) {}
293 __owned_link(const __owned_list* __c) : _M_owner(0), _M_next(0)
295 __owned_link(const __owned_link& __rhs): _M_owner(0)
296 { __stl_debugger::_M_attach(__CONST_CAST(__owned_list*,__rhs._M_owner), this); }
299 __owned_list* __new_owner = __CONST_CAST(__owned_list*,__rhs._M_owner);
300 __owned_list* __old_owner = _M_owner;
334 __owned_list* _M_owner; member in class:__owned_link
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H A D_debug.c134 __pos->_M_owner = 0;
156 __pos->_M_owner = 0;
187 __pos->_M_owner = __CONST_CAST(__owned_list*, __dst);
204 // e.g. in std::list::splice() the wrong _M_owner field gets modified and the __first
205 // iterator has the old _M_owner field, but was moved to the new __owned_list. Setting
206 // the first iterator's _M_owner field fixes this. Ugly but works.
208 __pos->_M_owner = __CONST_CAST(__owned_list*, __dst);
231 __pos->_M_owner = __CONST_CAST(__owned_list*, __dst);
463 if (__l->_M_node._M_owner) {
467 __pos->_M_owner
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