https://gcc.gnu.org/bugzilla/show_bug.cgi?id=72792
--- Comment #6 from Liviu Ionescu <ilg at livius dot net> --- > If you have real world code that is affected ... I do, it is called µOS++, and it is a C++ RTOS with advanced memory management features, using C++17 memory resources and C++11 standard allocators: https://github.com/micro-os-plus/micro-os-plus-iii It was developed on clang and GCC 5.x. When I tried GCC 6.x, it failed. Today I took some time to understand why, and discovered the static assert in the allocator_traits<> template. I removed it and this solved the problem. Now I'm working on a patch for GCC 6.x distributions, so I can run my tests on CI servers until 6.4 will be released. I'm a bit surprised that there were no other reports, according to my tests the bug affected all custom allocators that use pointers to functions or pointer to class members as template parameters. (I wrote a simple test, trying several types of template parameters). any estimate when the new release will be available?
