Garrett Kajmowicz wrote:
I'm working on the embedded C++ library at cxx.uclibc.org
As a part of my work, I've been pushing some of the common template expansions
out into the binary library to reduce overall expansion. This works well
*except* for constructors and destructors. I would like an explanation as to
why the following occurs and what I can go to deal with it.
Given (say) class string, I have:
//In the header file
template<class Ch, class Tr, class A> class basic_string {
public:
explicit basic_string(const A& al = A()) { return; }
~basic_string() { }
// <snip>
// <snip>
// <snip>
};
#ifndef __UCLIBCXX_COMPILE_STRING__
template <> string::basic_string(const allocator<char> &);
template <> string::~basic_string();
#endif
This doesn't compile. Do you have a test case that does compile?
nathan
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