Re: static data members in template class problem
On 2007-07-19 18:50, mati wrote:
Erik Wikstr?m wrote:
template<int R>
int Test<R>::testfunction()
{
return circle.SIZE+1000*R;
return BresenhamCircle<R>::SIZE+1000*R;
That made things work.
}
template<int R> const int BresenhamCircle<R>::SIZE = -1;
const int BresenhamCircle<4>::SIZE = 4;
template<> const int BresenhamCircle<4>::SIZE = 4;
Sure.
Might be a bug, or just gcc allowing the user to get away with faulty
code, did out use the -std=c++89 -pedantic options? Anyway, SIZE being a
You mean "-std=c++98 -pedantic"? Tested and compiles just fine.
static member you can access it through the class name instead of the
instance.
Sure. But is my way is also correct?
Yes, but for some reason the lookup failed for you, I should point out
that your code (after fixing the template) works in VC++ 2008 beta, so
it's probably a bug in VC++ 2005.
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