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It appears that templates are implemented in the latest g++, right?  Well
when I try to compile the following simple test program I get the following
compiler errors:

tracey@md> g++ -c temp.c 
temp.c:16: parse error before `>'
temp.c:35: warning: return type for `main' changed to integer type
temp.c:10: parse error before `>'
temp.c: In function `int  main (...)':
temp.c:13: template for method `junk' doesn't match any in class `junk<junk2>'

It appears that g++ can't handle passing template classes into methods.
Is this true?

-Tracey

------------ THE PROGRAM --------------

#include <iostream.h>

template <class T>
class junk {
  T *data;
  int size;

public:
  junk(int n) { data = new T[n]; size = n; }
  junk(junk<T> &);
  void Put(int i, T d) { data[i] = d; }
  T& Get(int i);
};

template <class T>
junk<T>::junk(junk<T> &j)
{
   data = new T[j.size];
   size = j.size;
}

template <class T> 
T& junk<T>::Get(int i)
{
  return(data[i]);
}

struct junk2 {
  int d;
};


void
main(void)
{
   junk <junk2> test(2);
   junk2 a;

   a.d = 2;

   test.Put(0, a);
   a = test.Get(0);
}

-------------- END --------------

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