> You are defining template class methods as inline. So, not in the code. Are you saying template methods are inline by default? > An inline method that is not used is not emitted. (Similarly, just as an > uninstantiated template is not emitted.) ok, so there's no way to force the compiler to emit all methods for any template class that is instantiated? > There are some -f flags which may affect the generation of inline routine as > not-inline even if not referenced, and/or a -f flag which may affect the > generation of all template inline methods. Perhaps one-or-more of those > flags will be required to generate the unreferenced inline code. The ones I found were: -fkeep-inline-functions -fno-default-inline are there others which I should be trying? Thanks for your suggestions. > > Refer to GCC documentation (man gcc). > > HTH, > --Eljay
