It is possible

[gMorphus]

At least with my VC6 compiler.
Look at that code:

template<class T>
class Bla
{
public:
Bla(const T& obj) {
cout << "regular c'tor\n";
pr = obj;
}
void Echo() {
cout << "regular echo " << pr << "\n";
}
private:
T pr;
};

template <>
Bla<double>::Bla(const double& obj)
{
cout << "double c'tor\n";
pr = obj;
}

int main(void)
{
double d = 1;
Bla <char>b(d);
b.Echo();
Bla<double>bb(d);
bb.Echo();
return 0;
}

[Mike Smith]

gMorphus wrote:

At least with my VC6 compiler.

Um... *what* is possible? Was this supposed to be a reply to some other
thread?

--
Mike Smith

[gMorphus]

Mike Smith wrote:

gMorphus wrote:

At least with my VC6 compiler.
Um... *what* is possible? Was this supposed to be a reply to some

other thread?

--
Mike Smith

Indeed.
Sorry (anyway, it was answerred)

[Victor Bazarov]

Mike Smith wrote:

gMorphus wrote:

At least with my VC6 compiler.

Um... *what* is possible? Was this supposed to be a reply to some other
thread?

It seems to be a reply to the thread started by Gernot Frisch "explicit
specialization od c'tor". Hard to say which message it is a reply to...