// { dg-do compile { target c++11 } }

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//
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#include <utility>

struct X
{
  explicit X(int, int) { }

private:
  X(const X&) = delete;
};

struct move_only
{
  move_only() { }
  move_only(move_only&&) { }

private:
  move_only(const move_only&) = delete;
};

// libstdc++/40925 and LWG 811
void test01()
{
  int *ip = 0;
  int X::*mp = 0;

  std::pair<int*, int*> p1(0, 0);
  std::pair<int*, int*> p2(ip, 0);
  std::pair<int*, int*> p3(0, ip);
  std::pair<int*, int*> p4(ip, ip);

  std::pair<int X::*, int*> p5(0, 0);
  std::pair<int X::*, int X::*> p6(mp, 0);
  std::pair<int X::*, int X::*> p7(0, mp);
  std::pair<int X::*, int X::*> p8(mp, mp);

  // LWG 811 resolution doesn't support move-only types,
  // so we have to use nullptr here not a literal 0.
  std::pair<int*, move_only> p9(nullptr, move_only());
  std::pair<int X::*, move_only> p10(nullptr, move_only());
  std::pair<move_only, int*> p11(move_only(), nullptr);
  std::pair<move_only, int X::*> p12(move_only(), nullptr);

  std::pair<int*, move_only> p13(ip, move_only());
  std::pair<int X::*, move_only> p14(mp, move_only());
  std::pair<move_only, int*> p15(move_only(), ip);
  std::pair<move_only, int X::*> p16(move_only(), mp);

  std::pair<move_only, move_only> p17{move_only(), move_only()};
}