All standard C++ library conforming allocators have to support the minimal interface requirements.
Beyond these requirements, some examples of fully defined allocators are
LLVM's latest standard C++ library implementation of std::allocator, and
a custom allocator I've written called ThreadLocalAllocator.
These are both examples of what's been categorized as "stateless" allocators.
Alternatively, allocators can be "stateful".
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C++: Stateless vs. Statefull Allocators