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Does anyone know if it is possible to templatize an individual
non-template class member function?  I already know that the
following code crashes gcc-2.6.0 (haven't built/tried 2.6.1 yet), but
I included it to give you the gist of what I want to do.

Can anyone offer any comments?  Thanks!

Matt Powers <---me!---> delayman@cadlips.ece.utexas.edu
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// file tem_fn.hh
#pragma interface

#include <iostream.h>

class test{
protected:
  int a;

public:
  test ();
  blah(int, int);      // any way to have a templatized prototype?
  blah(float, float);  // I couldn't think/compile a good way to do it.
};

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// file tem_fn.cc
#pragma implementation

#include "tem_fn.hh"

test::test(){cout << "In test ctor." << endl;}

template <class DataType>
test::blah(DataType arg1, DataType arg2){
  cout << "Testing.  arg1: " << arg1 << " arg2: " << arg2 << endl;
}

// "instantiation" of member function (??)
template test::blah(int arg1, int arg2);
template test::blah(float arg1, float arg2);