template<class T> struct VECTOR_EXPRESSION_TYPE;template<> template<unsigned int n, class _T>struct VECTOR_EXPRESSION_TYPE< Base<n,T> >{};template<> template<class TR, class TE> struct VECTOR_EXPRESSION_TYPE< Expr1<TR,TE> >{};template<> template<class TL, class TR, class TE> struct VECTOR_EXPRESSION_TYPE< Expr2<TL,TR,TE> >{};
where Base, Expr1<tr,TE>, Expr2 are defined early. .Net doesn't like it, that's for sure.
[edited by - joanusdmentia on November 2, 2002 9:10:35 PM]
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