error: template-id does not match any template declaration

[Joseph Turian]

I have a class Feature defined, which is a kind of Vocab:

template <class T, unsigned I>
class Vocab : boost::totally_ ordered<Vocab<T ,I {
public:
Vocab();
Vocab(const T& t);
template<typena me VVocab(V v, bool dummy);
....
};
typedef Vocab<string, 0Feature;

Then, I try to specialize (define?) the templated constructor:
template<>
inline Feature::Vocab( pair<parser::id _ty, stringp, bool dummy) {
...
}

This code compiles under g++ 3.4, but under g++ 4 I get the following
errors:

src/specialize-bdt.H:37: error: template-id 'Vocab<>' for
'bdt::Vocab<std ::string, 0u>::Vocab(std: :pair<parser::i d_ty,
std::string>, bool)' does not match any template declaration
src/specialize-bdt.H:37: error: invalid function declaration

What is the problem here?

Thanks,
Joseph

[Victor Bazarov]

Joseph Turian wrote:

I have a class Feature defined, which is a kind of Vocab:

template <class T, unsigned I>
class Vocab : boost::totally_ ordered<Vocab<T ,I {
public:
Vocab();
Vocab(const T& t);
template<typena me VVocab(V v, bool dummy);
....
};
typedef Vocab<string, 0Feature;

Then, I try to specialize (define?) the templated constructor:
template<>
inline Feature::Vocab( pair<parser::id _ty, stringp, bool dummy) {
...
}

This code compiles under g++ 3.4, but under g++ 4 I get the following
errors:

src/specialize-bdt.H:37: error: template-id 'Vocab<>' for
'bdt::Vocab<std ::string, 0u>::Vocab(std: :pair<parser::i d_ty,
std::string>, bool)' does not match any template declaration
src/specialize-bdt.H:37: error: invalid function declaration

What is the problem here?

I don't think you can use 'Feature' to write the specialisation (but
I can be wrong). Have you tried

template<>
template<>
inline Vocab<string,0> ::Vocab(pair<pa r....

?

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[Joseph Turian]

I don't think you can use 'Feature' to write the specialisation (but
I can be wrong). Have you tried

template<>
template<>
inline Vocab<string,0> ::Vocab(pair<pa r....

Thanks for the advice. At least according to gcc, I can use Feature:
template<>
template<>
inline Feature::Vocab( pair<par....

The second "template<> " did the trick, so thanks! :)

Best,
Joseph