There are a few questions already similar to this already on stack overflow, but nothing that seemd to directly answer the question I have. I do apologise if I am reposting.
The following code, which attempts to specialize class template \'special\', based on the return type of member function pointer types, results in a compile error with VC9:
There is the template class List. template <typename Point> class List { public: template <const unsigned short N>
How to make partial specialization of the class GList so that it is possible 开发者_运维技巧to store pointers of I (i.e I*) ?
The following code is giving me a compilation error: class Q64 is not a valid type for a template constant parameter
for primary template: template<typename A, typename B> class MyClass {... with template specialization, what is the difference between
Does anyone know whether, in C++开发者_运维知识库11, function templates can be partially specialized?No, they can\'t. The draft C++0x standard has a section (14.5.5) on class template partial speciali
I am using PC-Lint (great tool for static code analysis - see http://www.gimpel.com/) For the following chunk of code:
I\'m not getting the partial tem开发者_开发问答plate specialization. My class looks like this: template<typename tVector, int A>
I have code that boils down to the following: template <typename T> struct Foo {}; template <typename T, const Foo<T>& I> struct FooBar {};
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