int main()
{
+// if __regex_word is not distinct from all the classes, bad things happen
+// See https://llvm.org/bugs/show_bug.cgi?id=26476 for an example.
+ assert((std::ctype_base::space & std::regex_traits<char>::__regex_word) == 0);
+ assert((std::ctype_base::print & std::regex_traits<char>::__regex_word) == 0);
+ assert((std::ctype_base::cntrl & std::regex_traits<char>::__regex_word) == 0);
+ assert((std::ctype_base::upper & std::regex_traits<char>::__regex_word) == 0);
+ assert((std::ctype_base::lower & std::regex_traits<char>::__regex_word) == 0);
+ assert((std::ctype_base::alpha & std::regex_traits<char>::__regex_word) == 0);
+ assert((std::ctype_base::digit & std::regex_traits<char>::__regex_word) == 0);
+ assert((std::ctype_base::punct & std::regex_traits<char>::__regex_word) == 0);
+ assert((std::ctype_base::xdigit & std::regex_traits<char>::__regex_word) == 0);
+ assert((std::ctype_base::blank & std::regex_traits<char>::__regex_word) == 0);
+
test("d", std::ctype_base::digit);
test("D", std::ctype_base::digit);
test("d", std::ctype_base::digit, true);