Hi all,
I'm not sure that I ran into a bug, but I'm quite sure about that -
because the other way around just looks ugly.
When using CXXFLAGS="-fvisibility=hidden" and declaring the following in a
file for a shared library:
#define MY_API __attribute__((visibility("default")))
template<class T>
MY_API class U {
public:
void f(T v);
};
and now using U<int> u; u.f(4); in a program source file results into an
unresolved symbol, f. Well, When the whole thing is *not* a template class,
it just works fine. Although, when I prefix all members (f) with MY_API as
well, it do not get a problem, too. But doing so looks just ugly and
although, just looks like being a bug (I got told that MSVC things so as
well).
I've made a little (auto-tooled) demo package that demonstrates this `bug`
containing a README that describes in detail what to do whith this little
demo package.
I'd be happy if someone can help me out here, since I feel really mad with
this situation.
Regards,
Christian Parpart.
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