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- From: jessdavis@aol.com (Jessdavis)
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- Subject: Re: gnu c++
- Date: 3 Apr 1996 19:34:54 -0500
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- In article <3162F6C7.4372E97A@arbornet.org>, anthony <void@arbornet.org>
- writes:
-
- >does anyone know if g++ does templates? i've heard some people say they
- >had problems, but never heard any answers.
- >
- >thanks for any comments.
- >anthony
-
- Yes, g++ does incorporate templates. In the g++/libg++ documentation that
- is provided, the author explains several ways to properly incorporate
- templates
- into your source code.
-
- I currently have source in production that utilizes the g++/libg++
- template
- construction. The approach that we have taken is to follow the Borland
- concept and pretend that all of the overhead is handled for you. This has
- required the use of the -fno-implict-templates argument to g++.
- Especially
- with regards to libraries.
-
- Hope this helps...
-
- Jesse (jessdavis@aol.com, jdavis@micros.com)
-
- "Rule of thumb, if it compiles cleanly the first time, check it again!!!"
-
- author: frustrated programmer in the corner, somewhere...
-
-
-
- Jesse
-