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#include <bslmf_addpointer.h>
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typedef t_TYPE | type |
For special cases, such as references and "abominable" functions, it is not legal to form a pointer, and this parital specialization will be chosen by the computed default template parameter.
See Component bslmf_addpointer
typedef t_TYPE bslmf::AddPointer_Impl< t_TYPE, 1u >::type |
Do not modify the type if a pointer is not valid.