From: ao950 AT FreeNet DOT Carleton DOT CA (Paul Derbyshire)
Newsgroups: comp.os.msdos.djgpp
Subject: Re: template classes with DJGPP
Date: 7 Aug 1997 07:01:21 GMT
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Makulik.Guenther T 27528 R 91-811 WS tx24 (makulik AT tf16 DOT mch DOT sni DOT de) writes:
> May be, I didn't try for myself. The problem could be either that you omitted
> the #pragma interface directive, or that you have to declare you implementations
> as inline explicitely.
> Try to write the implementation code inside the class definition.
> 
> BTW why are you defining a container class (if not for study purposes), use STL
> components. These will be much more reliable than your own implementations and
> provide a lot of standard container types. 
> I've not got it on my hand now, but if you're interested I can mail you where
> to find good documentation on STL on request. The headers and implementations are 
> already part of the DJGPP standard C++ environment.

Because libg++ is under the Library General Public Virus, and that makes
distributing the thing a real headache. (First you have to read the Virus.
Then pop a Tylenol. Then figure out what it means in terms of obligations.
Then pop three Tylenol. Then actually distribute the thing, adhering to
the Virus. Then pop a Motrin.)
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