class A {
public:
template<typename Container>
void doSomething( Container& c );
};
template<typename Container>
void A::doSomething( Container& c ) {c.push_back(1);}
A a;
vector<int> v;
a.doDomething(v);
templates issue
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Hi, I am writing a game and compiling it with VC++ and G++. Until now I have not had many troubles, but today, when I needed some templates runing around, I came across some anoyng errors in VC++. In G++ the fowling compile just fine.
And I use it like this:
Like I said, this compiles on G++ but not on VC++. Can someonte tell me why?
[edited by - Pedro Santos on June 30, 2002 5:13:15 PM]
Try defining doSomething in class body. MSVC doesn''t work well with templated member functions.
Try using the template type in the function declaration.
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Andrew
template<typename Container>void A<Container>::doSomething( Container& c ) {c.push_back(1);} ------
Andrew
As said above, with VC++, member function of templated classes must be declared within the body of the class. It is a known defect.
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quote:Original post by Fruny
As said above, with VC++, member function of templated classes must be declared within the body of the class. It is a known defect.
Actually, they must only be defined within the same file:
template < typename T >struct A{ void DoSomething( T & t );};template < typename T >void A< T >::DoSomething( T & t ){ t.push_back( 1 );}#include <iostream>#include <vector>int main(){ using namespace std; vector<int> v; A< vector<int> > a; a.DoSomething( v ); cout << v[0] << endl; return 0;} MSVC6, no service packs (hey, I''m not at home!)
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