Re: External template class member functions in g++

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From: Jiangeng Sun
Date: Thu, 28 Dec 1995 00:00

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In article <46lq5g$ntn@ucthpx.uct.ac.za> henty@foxbat.sur.uct.ac.za (Henty Waker) writes:

   I'm new to C++ so please excuse me if my questions seem stupid. I'm
   having 2 inconveniences with gcc2.7.0. I'm not sure if they're around
   in other C++ compilers.

   1) Defining member functions for a template class outside  of header file:
      ------------------------------------------------------------------

   I can't seem to define my member functions of a template class outside the
   header/main file. An example is below: Its just to show my problem, its not
   meant to compile. 
   ....


I am having the same puzzle. Is this behaviour gcc specific, or standard?

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