Mail Archives: cygwin/1998/10/13/04:42:18
I was wondering if cygwin32 b19 works with templates. I made a real easy
template class for a list, which compiles fine on MSVC++, but throws a
bunch of errors when I try with cygnwin32. Below are the errors that it
pops out.
In file influded from test4.cpp:10:
listarr.cpp:13: syntax error before '<'
test4.cpp: In function 'int main(...)':
test4.cpp:144: confused by earlier errors, bailing out
That is it. The last error occurs on the last brace of the program.
Below is snippet from the two files: listarr.cpp test4.cpp
listarr.cpp
-----------
#include "listarr.h"
template <class LE>
List<LE>::List<LE>(int maxNumber)
{
maxSize = maxNumber;
element = new LE [maxSize];
size = 0;
cursor = -1;
}
template <class LE>
List<LE::~List<LE>()
{
delete [] element;
}
test4.cpp
---------
#include <iostream.h>
#include "listarr.cpp"
void main()
{
List<char> testList(8);
char testElement;
.. missing ..
cout << "Enter element: ";
cin >> testElement;
testList.insert(testElement);
.. missing ..
}
This looks like it should work fine. I am not quite sure what the errors
are. I don't know if cygwin32 handles template differently than MSVC++ or
what.
Thanks,
Ryan
rayers AT ttacs DOT ttu DOT edu
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