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Improve default allocator wording #501

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Expand Up @@ -4119,8 +4119,8 @@ STL-based libraries (e.g, Intel's TBB provides an allocator).
==== Default allocators

A default allocator is always defined by the implementation.
For allocations greater than size zero, it is guaranteed to return
non-[code]#nullptr# and new memory positions every call.
For allocations greater than size zero, when successful it is guaranteed to
return non-[code]#nullptr# and new memory positions every call.
The default allocator for const buffers will remove the const-ness of the type
(therefore, the default allocator for a buffer of type [code]#const int# will be
an [code]#Allocator<int>)#.
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