Compiler support for stateful allocators in STL containers?

Looks like the feature of stateful allocators in STL containers is widely supported already. In most cases statefullness of the allocator does not cause trouble. What is not widely supported yet is the new standard's way of handling the problematic situations (swap of a container(whether to swap the allocator too), splice of lists).

G++ does not support scoped allocators yet.

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