I have the following code that the compiler complains about that "No
parameters provided for template". The compiler is the one that comes
with Sun Solaris, not sure what exactly. I have no control over what
compiler is to be used, so I just want to know whether the code is
wrong (in which case could you please show me the correct version) or
the compiler isn't up-to-date.
Here is the code:
---------------------------------
template <typename T = intclass C {};
int main() {
C c; // that is the line that the compiler is complaining about
return 0;
}
--------------------------------
Thanks a lot!
5  1978 
On Mar 27, 4:20 pm, "Yan" <yvinogra...@gmail.comwrote:
I have the following code that the compiler complains about that "No
parameters provided for template". The compiler is the one that comes
with Sun Solaris, not sure what exactly. I have no control over what
compiler is to be used, so I just want to know whether the code is
wrong (in which case could you please show me the correct version) or
the compiler isn't up-to-date.
Here is the code:
---------------------------------
template <typename T = intclass C {};
int main() {
C c; // that is the line that the compiler is complaining about
return 0;}
--------------------------------
Thanks a lot!
Changing the line in question to "C<intc" makes the compilation
error go away, but defeats the purpose. Anyways, if someone could
please tell me whether there is a problem with the code I posted or
with the compiler I am using I'd greatly appreciate that.
Yan wrote:
On Mar 27, 4:20 pm, "Yan" <yvinogra...@gmail.comwrote:
>I have the following code that the compiler complains about that "No
parameters provided for template". The compiler is the one that comes
with Sun Solaris, not sure what exactly. I have no control over what
compiler is to be used, so I just want to know whether the code is
wrong (in which case could you please show me the correct version) or
the compiler isn't up-to-date.
Here is the code:
---------------------------------
template <typename T = intclass C {};
int main() {
C c; // that is the line that the compiler is complaining about
return 0;}
--------------------------------
Thanks a lot!
Changing the line in question to "C<intc" makes the compilation
error go away, but defeats the purpose. Anyways, if someone could
please tell me whether there is a problem with the code I posted or
with the compiler I am using I'd greatly appreciate that.
Try
C<c;
The point here is that 'C' is a "template-id" and it has to be followed
by the angle bracket _outside_ the template itself.
V
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On Mar 27, 4:57 pm, "Victor Bazarov" <v.Abaza...@comAcast.netwrote:
Yan wrote:
On Mar 27, 4:20 pm, "Yan" <yvinogra...@gmail.comwrote:
I have the following code that the compiler complains about that "No
parameters provided for template". The compiler is the one that comes
with Sun Solaris, not sure what exactly. I have no control over what
compiler is to be used, so I just want to know whether the code is
wrong (in which case could you please show me the correct version) or
the compiler isn't up-to-date.
Here is the code:
---------------------------------
template <typename T = intclass C {};
int main() {
C c; // that is the line that the compiler is complaining about
return 0;}
--------------------------------
Thanks a lot!
Changing the line in question to "C<intc" makes the compilation
error go away, but defeats the purpose. Anyways, if someone could
please tell me whether there is a problem with the code I posted or
with the compiler I am using I'd greatly appreciate that.
Try
C<c;
The point here is that 'C' is a "template-id" and it has to be followed
by the angle bracket _outside_ the template itself.
V
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Thanks Victor,
Unfortunately it also defeats the purpose in a way. There is this
class that is used all over the place and I want to turn it into a
templated one. But I don't want to make numerous changes wherever it's
used in the code and insert the template parameters. I would much
rather use the default parameters to avoid changes in the 'legacy'
code, but it looks like that is not an option.
Yan
Yan wrote:
On Mar 27, 4:57 pm, "Victor Bazarov" <v.Abaza...@comAcast.netwrote:
>Yan wrote:
>>On Mar 27, 4:20 pm, "Yan" <yvinogra...@gmail.comwrote:
I have the following code that the compiler complains about that
"No parameters provided for template". The compiler is the one
that comes with Sun Solaris, not sure what exactly. I have no
control over what compiler is to be used, so I just want to know
whether the code is wrong (in which case could you please show me
the correct version) or the compiler isn't up-to-date.
>>>Here is the code:
---------------------------------
template <typename T = intclass C {};
>>>int main() {
C c; // that is the line that the compiler is complaining about
return 0;}
>>>--------------------------------
>>>Thanks a lot!
>>Changing the line in question to "C<intc" makes the compilation
error go away, but defeats the purpose. Anyways, if someone could
please tell me whether there is a problem with the code I posted or
with the compiler I am using I'd greatly appreciate that.
Try
C<c;
The point here is that 'C' is a "template-id" and it has to be
followed by the angle bracket _outside_ the template itself.
V
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Thanks Victor,
Unfortunately it also defeats the purpose in a way. There is this
class that is used all over the place and I want to turn it into a
templated one. But I don't want to make numerous changes wherever it's
used in the code and insert the template parameters. I would much
rather use the default parameters to avoid changes in the 'legacy'
code, but it looks like that is not an option.
Then your only option is
template<class Tclass C_t { ..
typedef C_t<intC;
V
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On Mar 27, 5:46 pm, "Victor Bazarov" <v.Abaza...@comAcast.netwrote:
Yan wrote:
On Mar 27, 4:57 pm, "Victor Bazarov" <v.Abaza...@comAcast.netwrote:
Yan wrote:
On Mar 27, 4:20 pm, "Yan" <yvinogra...@gmail.comwrote:
I have the following code that the compiler complains about that
"No parameters provided for template". The compiler is the one
that comes with Sun Solaris, not sure what exactly. I have no
control over what compiler is to be used, so I just want to know
whether the code is wrong (in which case could you please show me
the correct version) or the compiler isn't up-to-date.
>>Here is the code:
---------------------------------
template <typename T = intclass C {};
>>int main() {
C c; // that is the line that the compiler is complaining about
return 0;}
>>--------------------------------
>>Thanks a lot!
>Changing the line in question to "C<intc" makes the compilation
error go away, but defeats the purpose. Anyways, if someone could
please tell me whether there is a problem with the code I posted or
with the compiler I am using I'd greatly appreciate that.
Try
C<c;
The point here is that 'C' is a "template-id" and it has to be
followed by the angle bracket _outside_ the template itself.
V
--
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Thanks Victor,
Unfortunately it also defeats the purpose in a way. There is this
class that is used all over the place and I want to turn it into a
templated one. But I don't want to make numerous changes wherever it's
used in the code and insert the template parameters. I would much
rather use the default parameters to avoid changes in the 'legacy'
code, but it looks like that is not an option.
Then your only option is
template<class Tclass C_t { ..
typedef C_t<intC;
V
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