Yeah, I hear your frustration. You have to be careful with VC++ and .Net,
since these are non-standard
(or at least MS Standard) C++ implementations. I found gcc quite nice
with templates, although, I did run into a problem a while back dealing
with spacing:
X <int> foo;
as oppoesed to X<int> foo;
-- Shayne
http://www.shaynekasai.com
On Mon, 2 Dec 2002, Samuel Keding wrote:
> Tonight I had a very great desire to hurt Micro$oft. I
> was using there .net compiler trying to do an
> assignment with templates. I finally got what I
> thought were all the syntax errors out, but I kept
> getting linker errors. I finally downloaded my
> teacher's lecture notes and found out m$ has trouble
> with templates. So I put the definitions in the same
> file as the declarations and the program compiled and
> ran fine. I can't believe that I spent several hours
> on a project so simple. It made me want to hurt M$.
>
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