Re: Re: Problem with Solver

Marcus

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My reading of Vandevoorde/Josuttis is that if .template is not 
needed it is wrong to put it.  My experience is differenct.

gcc 3.3.3 (Fedora 2) .template was essential - the problem as I 
reported it.

gcc 4.0.2 (SuSE 10.0 using 64 bit) .template is now optional.  This 
is not consistent with Vandevoorde/Josuttis. It seems as though 
compilers are getting cleverer, perhaps with the option of use of 
.template retained so as not to break old code.

Best wishes

John


To:             	[email protected]
From:           	Markus Werle <[email protected]>
Subject:        	[Daixtrose-help] Re: Problem with Solver
Date sent:      	Mon, 23 Jan 2006 11:08:22 +0000 (UTC)

> John Fletcher <J.P.Fletcher <at> aston.ac.uk> writes:
> 
> > #ifdef PROBLEM
> >         MySolver.AddExpression<1>(e1);
> 
> [We already had private communication on this, but I thought 
> it would be OK to share the result with the community]
> 
> Some compilers need a little extra help and compile this code
> if modified to 
> 
> MySolver.template AddExpression<1>(e1);
> 
> So far so good. I do not remember the rules exactly, but I thought the
> "template" keyword even was required by now, so I gave it a try with
> my most up-to-date compilers:
> 
> Intel-9.0 and gcc-4.2-snapshot accept the code _without_ it!
> 
> Here I am smashing my head on the table again.
> I will take the time to reread Vandevoorde/Josuttis and probably post
> some question on c.l.c++.m to get sure about this issue. Will this
> story never end?
> 
> Stay tuned,
> 
> 
> Markus
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
> 
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