Re: Dynamic Templates
On 21 ene, 11:43, pfultz2 <pful...@yahoo.com> wrote:
I was wondering, first if this was possible with templates, say i have
a class like this:
template<class T, int N>
class foo : public foo_base
{
};
can instantiate this class like using a runtime integer like this:
int i = calculateSize();
foo_base * var = new foo<int, N>();
and if thats possible, could i instantiate it the class using some
runtime type, perhaps something like this:
class c = getType();
foo_base * var = new foo<c, 0>();
perhaps it could be done, but not in this simple way. I could build a
Type class that hold types in it at runtime, but then how do i
instanstiate it in a template?? does anyone have ideas any suggestions
on this matter?
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No. You can't. Every template parameter c
must be known a compile-time constant.
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