I was wondering if anyone could compile this code for me on VC.
The problem that I've run into is that VC++6 does not support templates
fully, and so, I cannot get this to compile, which relies heavily on
templates. So, if someone can compile the explicit specialication for me
with VC++7, and then I could try to use it in VC++6 (probably), if object
files are interconvertibl e, as in I can use object files of VC++7 on
VC++6, then? http://www.geocities.com/dhruvbird/nstl0.2.zip
and I will be #including pool_alloc.hpp in some .cpp file, so I will need
to explicitly specialize pool_alloc (which is a typedef for
pool_allocator< nstd::allocator <int> >). So, if someone could send me the
object file, I'd be really happy :-)
Thnaks in Advance,
-Dhruv. 2  1740 
On Mon, 21 Jul 2003 10:50:49 +0000, Alf P. Steinbach wrote: On Mon, 21 Jul 2003 15:42:31 +0500, "Dhruv" <dh*******@gmx. net> wrote:
I was wondering if anyone could compile this code for me on VC.
The problem that I've run into is that VC++6 does not support templates
fully, and so, I cannot get this to compile, which relies heavily on
templates. So, if someone can compile the explicit specialication for me
with VC++7, and then I could try to use it in VC++6 (probably), if object
files are interconvertibl e, as in I can use object files of VC++7 on
VC++6, then?
http://www.geocities.com/dhruvbird/nstl0.2.zip
and I will be #including pool_alloc.hpp in some .cpp file, so I will need
to explicitly specialize pool_alloc (which is a typedef for
pool_allocato r<nstd::allocat or<int> >). So, if someone could send me the
object file, I'd be really happy :-)
Try instead to rewrite partial template specialization.
For techniques that can be used for that see e.g. the port
of Loki to Visual C++.
Well, I did port it to VC++6, but am not entirly happy with the effort,
because much of the power of templates is lost here :-(
VC can't even handle member templates?
Regards,
-Dhruv.
On Mon, 21 Jul 2003 21:06:32 +0400, Michael Kochetkov wrote:
[...]...... VC can't even handle member templates? VC 6.0 really can, partially. You shall put all the member templates code at
the point of declaration if I do not mix anything.
Thanks, I'll try that out too. :-)
And you might get more help in the VC compiler group of course.
Yes, but I have least interest in porting some code to a compiler that
*_claims_* to support templates.
As a last resort I shall go and visit that place. :-)
Thanks again :-)
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