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	Hi Gnus. I've gotten a copy of the 2.1 gcc/g++ compiler, and it won't
let me compile template member functions in a separate file from the class
declaration header, at least not so it will link properly.
	I've talked to some folks, and they claim that this is not a bug, and
is a result of the g++ compiler being one pass; one should include the template
functions in the header, so an instantiation can happen in one pass. However,
this is not the Stroustrup C++ dogma, so I'd like verification from the gnu's
mouth. Actually, I have the Richard Stallman "Using and Porting GNU CC", but
could find no mention of this topic. Am I brain dead?
	Also, how do newer versions of the g++ commpiler handle this? What is
the most current version of the GNU compiler, anyway??
	Thanks in advance, I remain a supporter of the GNU project as well as
remaining sincerely,
			Jonathan C. Hansen
			University of CA, San Diego
			Dept. of Neurosciences
			jhansen@ucsd.edu