Re: Template class to allocate 2D/3D dynamic memory
- From: "divya_rathore_@xxxxxxxxx" <divyarathore@xxxxxxxxx>
- Date: 28 Dec 2005 00:20:10 -0800
Gangadhar NPK wrote:
> Putting the statement:
> template class CADynamicAllocator<float>;
> at the end of your ADynamicallocator.cpp file should fix the code.
Thanks.. the links helped by all means!
But considering that it is a template class, everytime the data won't
be 'float'. Would the statement:
template class CADynamicAllocator<float>;
...cover other data types too? Or do I have to specify for every
possible type?
In case, every type is to be covered, I would rather stick to the
'keep-everything-in-header-file' approach. Maybe not slick, but it
works.
warm regards,
D. Rathore
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