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An earlier post of mine seems to be lost, so here is my question put in 
another light;

The Sep 95 standard says, for certain containers, that in certain cases 
an operation will not invalidate iterators and references to its 
elements. For example, 23.2.5.6

"If no reallocation happens, all the iterators and references before the 
insertion point remain valid."

My question; by "references", does it mean actual T& that you may have 
declared like so;

	T& myRef = myVector[0] ;

OR does it mean objects of the container's own specific reference type, 
like this;

       vector<int>::reference = myVector[0] ;

This distinction is not trivial; it will determine allocators can be used 
with memory devices other than plain RAM.


             David
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