Why is allocator::construct() called with one argument for '--std=c++0x'?

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I'm using gcc 4.6.2. I tried to compile a program involving TBB 3.0 with the
following line and got a compilation error.

vector<int, tbb::cache_aligned_allocator<int> > values(0);

It turns out that  bits/stl_uninitialized.h is calling
allocator::construct() with only one argument, and
tbb::cache_aligned_allocator doesn't define it. AFAIK, construct() takes two
arguments. Is this something new in C++11, that construct() can take one
argument?

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