Re: const char*/const char[] as non type Template Argument
red floyd wrote:
St4lk3r wrote:
Hi all :)
I need to pass a string literal as non type template argument to my class
but i receive various kind of error by the compiler.
template<const char S[]>
struct hashString
{
enum {
val = 1
};
};
int _tmain(int argc, _TCHAR* argv[])
{
const char S[] = "HI";
hashString<2, S>::val;
return 0;
}
and this is the compiling error message:
'hashString' : template parameter 'S' : 'S' : a local variable cannot be
used as a non-type argument
Someone can help me ? thanks :D
1. _tmain and _TCHAR are MS abominations. Use main and char.
2. The error message is straight forward. You have to use a global
variable.
Never mind. I think there are more errors hiding in there besides #2.
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