Hi,
I have a segment of code which compiles and runs fine under g++ 3.3.3 but
not under 2.91.60 which is unfortunately what I am stuck using for the time
being. I have given a *very* artificial example below (also in .cpp file
attached) but the crux is that I can't seem to explicitly specify the
template parameters for a template function within a template class in
2.91.60.
Does anyone know if this is a limitation of the template code in the earlier
g++ or is there some trick to getting this to work? Any help would be
appreciated...
Regards
Stuart
>>>> EXAMPLE
template<class T> class MyTemplate
{
public:
template<class C> C convert();
T value;
};
template<class T> template<class C> C MyTemplate<T>::convert() { return
(C)value; }
...
MyTemplate<int> base_template;
base_template.value=100;
float f=base_template.convert<float>();
* The error is "syntax error before '<'"
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