Re: How to do explicit specialization of non-type template function
Bill wrote:
I have a quetion how to specialization a non-type templat function, I
use VC++ 2005.
My code is:
#include "stdafx.h"
That's not a standard header. You might be better off leaning the
language without the use of precompiled headers, BTW.
enum VariableType
{
enumASCII = 1,
enumDOUBLE = 2,
enumDURATION = 3,
enumINTEGER = 4
};
template< VariableType >
struct HrtTypes{
};
template< size_t _size >
struct INTEGERS
{
typedef signed char value_type;
typedef signed char* pointer;
typedef HrtTypes<enumINTEGER> TypeTrait;
enum { size = _size };
};
template<typename T>
bool foo(T*, typename T::TypeTrait*);
//specializaton for INTEGERS<1>,<2>, ...<n>
template<typename T>
bool foo(T*, HrtTypes<enumINTEGER>*)
{
return true;
}
[..]
Sorry, you can't do that. You're trying to define a partial
specialisation of a function template, which is not allowed.
V
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