Hi,
The following code is giving errors while compiling with GCC 4.5.
Foo.h Header File: declaration of template class.
template<class T>
class Foo
{
void FooBar() const;
};
Foo.cpp Source File: explicit definitions for member function of template
class Foo.
template<>
void Foo<void>::FooBar () const
{
do something...
}
The above explicit function declaration for "void" is giving error...
error: template-id 'type<>' for 'void Foo<void>::FooBar() const' does not
match any template declaration
The same explicit function declarations with other types - int, unsigned
int, etc. compiles successfully. The explicit specialization for "void"
however seems to only compile without template<> being added. But I believe
as per GCC they do require template<>.
Is it an error with GCC for "void" template parameter? Or am I missing
something with syntax/ GCC compile option?
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