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void function::assign(F&&, const Alloc& a); Currently this function is not defined because it would need to use the function(allocator_arg_t, const Alloc&, F) constructor, which doesn't exist either, because we don't have allocator_arg_t yet. The patch below would define function::assign, but ignore the allocator argument. That allows the attached test to compile, but it's XFAILed because the allocator isn't used. I think it's better to have the assign function, even if it doesn't use the allocator, but would like to hear what others think.
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