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Does C++ supports variable template parameters ?

I'm reading Modern C++ Design, and it is saying "Variable template
parameters simply don't exist."
But I find VC7.1 & VC8 support this feature.Who can tell me that which is
right -_-b
Many thanks.
Dec 7 '06
11 2546

Pete Becker wrote:
Of course, any program that needs to pass more than ten template
arguments is out of control. <g>
My compiler goes to 11...

(Just For the Spinal Tap fans ;-) )

regards
Andy Little

Dec 7 '06 #11

kwikius wrote:
Pete Becker wrote:
Of course, any program that needs to pass more than ten template
arguments is out of control. <g>

My compiler goes to 11...

(Just For the Spinal Tap fans ;-) )
What's funny is my amp DOES go to 11 :P

Dec 7 '06 #12

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