Tom Hilinski <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> writes:
> I'm unable to get template code that builds with g++ 3.4.x to link
> successfully in g++ 4.0.x
I am suprised your code builds with gcc-3.x (but it does build with
my gcc-3.3.3). I was also able to reproduce your build failure
using gcc-4.1-20051022 snapshot.
> I'd appreciate any suggestions.
What you are doing is non-portable: when the instantion requests below
are seen by g++, it has not seen the body of ATemplate<T>::GetValue()
yet, and therefore can't actually instantiate anything.
> template class ATemplate<int>;
> template class ATemplate<float>;
Here is a fix:
$ cat ATemplate.cpp
#include "ATemplate.h"
template <class T> T ATemplate<T>::GetValue () const { return n; }
template class ATemplate<int>;
template class ATemplate<float>;
Your ATemplateInst.h serves no apparent purpose anyway.
Cheers,
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