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Sorry if this has been discussed before.

When using templates, it appears that there should be
default constructors for the fundamental data types.

Example:

template <class T>
X {
  public:
    X() : t() {};
    X(const T& tt) : t(tt) {};

  private:
    T t;
}

As far as i know, the default constructor of
e.g. X<int> would not compile since there is no default
constructor for an int value.
It seems to be a pity that this would not be allowed.

--
Dirk Herrmann
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