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From: <Le...@ca...> - 2000-12-03 23:17:46
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Hi i have read in gcc documentation - that gcc on windows plafroms implements "borland" technique of template creation/linking. From the experience of people who actually write template classes (eg custom linked lists) - do you put definitions and declarations in header file thus not even having .cpp file? And if so - when you debug and say perform the following breakpoint: b MyTemplateClass<AnotherClass>::MyTemplateClass and then when the program hits this breakpoint - you perform "n" command - does the debugger actually step onto the next line? In some cases when i was preforming the above scenario - the debugger would behave as if i issued "c" command when i only issued "n" command... (ie it would not step onto the next line of code but rather continue the execution...) _ |