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I'm sorry to bother you, because I'm sure this information is
somewhere: I just can't seem to find it.  And, alas, I have no access
to usenet.

I cannot seem to instantiate a template class.  Everything compiles,
but I get a bunch of undefined symbols.  Judging by the mangled names,
they are simply member functions of my template class as it should be
instantiated for a particular type.  So, what do I do to actually
intantiate the template?

The second question concerns exceptions.  I was curious as to whether
or not my version of gcc implemented exception handling, so I threw in
some try and catch blocks.  The compiler told me to use the
-fhandle-exceptions flag when compiling.  I did, but not I get two
multiply defined symbols (something like __EXCEPTION_TABLE_ and
__EXCEPTION_END_: I can't remember exactly where the underscores
appeared).  It looks like these symbols are defined in each of my
object files, so linking them is impossible.  How do I get around
this?

Again, I'm sorry to bother you with such common questions, but there
is very little documentation in my version (2.6.0) about templates,
and none about exceptions.  Can you help?

Thanks.

Robert Huffman
rhuffman@ent.mrj.com