[gcc] class specialization - what is wrong ?

[Rafal Dabrowa]

I try to write template class specialization.
I wrote the following code:

template<class T> class A {
public:
A();
};

template<> class A<char> {
public:
A();
};

template<> A<char>::A() {} // compilation error

GNU g++ compiler reports me the following error:
ts.cc:11: error: template-id `A<>' for `A<char>::A()' does not match any
template declaration

What I'm doing wrong ? How to define non-inline,
specialized class member function ?
Rafal
--
sed -e s/s/a/g <my_address >my_right_address

[tom_usenet]

On Mon, 12 Jan 2004 10:12:43 +0100, Rafal Dabrowa
<rd******@poczts.onet.pl> wrote:

I try to write template class specialization.
I wrote the following code:

template<class T> class A {
public:
A();
};

template<> class A<char> {
public:
A();
};

template<> A<char>::A() {} // compilation error

A<char>::A() {}

Only put the template<> in front if you are specializing a template
member.

Tom

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[Rafal Dabrowa]

OK, works. Thanks !

Rafal
--
sed -e s/s/a/g <my_address >my_right_address