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Re: Help me to Choose Career Path 13 Years Ago by Rashakil Fol Specialization is for insects, and instead of thinking which platform you want to learn facts about, you should be making things. You would have no problem choosing a platform (or simply not caring) if you just did some coding for fun. Salary is a function of how smart you are (and who you trade your labor with), not what platform you use. template specialization for template member function? 15 Years Ago by !CE-9 …ResourceIndexer's case, I need to apply specialization to the Manage() template member function: …/Development/manager.hpp:265: error: invalid explicit specialization before '>' token /Volumes/PROJECTS/Development/manager….hpp:265: error: explicit specialization in non-namespace scope 'class XR::ResourceIndexer<… Re: Partial class specialization 13 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 …("The members of a class template partial specialization are unrelated to the members of the primary … redefine all the member functions for each partial specialization, the solution, besides using a mixin pattern,…function2_impl() { std::cout << "'int' partial specialization" << std::endl; }; template <typename… Re: Templates and template specialization 12 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 … problem. Finally, your "partial template specialization" needs to also include the "…unspecialized arguments of the partial template specialization. In other words, these specialization syntaxes are possible: [CODE]…// .. }; //And this is a "partial template specialization": template < std::size_t elements > class … Re: Class Template Specialization <typename T, int Size> 12 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 …(for once!). To do a partial template specialization in C++ you simply leave the unspecified …double, Number> { // This class-template is a specialization of 'Data' // because 'Data' appears specified as … For instance, these are also a valid partial specialization: [CODE] template <typename T, int Number… Help me choose my specialization? 14 Years Ago by ticktock …to the time in which I have to choose a specialization for me to major at. In our school we get…the four specializations properly. They were all busy comparing each specialization among the others and prove which one is better among…salary when I am starting to work. I want a specialization that can be fun, competitive and highly paid. I really… Class Template Specialization <typename T, int Size> 12 Years Ago by MrEARTHSHAcKER …[](int element){ return Array[element]; }[/CODE] I wish to create specialization for that class template, for any random data type, but… my knowledge allows me only to create class template specialization for template with only one parameter . So I don't… Explicit Specialization - Syntax 12 Years Ago by MrEARTHSHAcKER Hi, I found the examples of explicit specialization, but I have a vagueness about … A<>::A() { cout << "Explicit specialization " << "default arguments" <<… 10>::A() { cout << "Explicit specialization " << "<double, 10>"… Re: Template class specialization in template class 15 Years Ago by vijayan121 …B_G { static inline const char* id() { return "generalization" ; } } ; // specialization: template < typename T > struct B_G< T, int… > { static const char* id() { return "specialization (int)" ; } } ; } template <typename T> struct B { … Template Specialization: Multiple Definition 15 Years Ago by daviddoria …, am I right that this is called "partial template specialization"? I saw a bunch of tutorials but I couldn…'t gather exactly what normal "template specialization" was, it looked they were just defining a separate… ER Diagrams - specialization help. 14 Years Ago by Mattdt Ok we're doing some ER stuff in class and I'm confused on specialization. Lets say we have an entity A which has a disjoint specialization into A1 and A2. Another entity B has a relationship 'has', every B has one A1 and every B has any number of A2. I can't quite figure out how to draw it. Re: Help me choose my specialization? 14 Years Ago by ticktock … classmates who'd always say that Database management is a specialization in which I have lots of competition and is completely… Re: Help me choose my specialization? 14 Years Ago by rajarajan2017 … Come to conclusion, Almost you chose the UNIX and other specialization as (.Net or JAVA). My Suggestion is .NET: So you… Re: Help me choose my specialization? 14 Years Ago by ticktock … Come to conclusion, Almost you chose the UNIX and other specialization as (.Net or JAVA). My Suggestion is .NET: So you… Partial class specialization 13 Years Ago by daviddoria … of them gets specialized in the <T,int> specialization. However, I'm getting an error which I don't…] Point.h:16: error: template parameters not used in partial specialization: Point.h:16: error: ‘<anonymous>’ [/code] I assume… Re: Partial class specialization 13 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 … it completely, so function2 does not exist in the partial specialization unless you redeclare it. But you can specialize the member…;typename T> void Point<T, int>::function1() { ... specialization ... }; [/CODE] PS. auto_ptr has been deprecated by unique_ptr. If you were in my position, what specialization would you choose? 11 Years Ago by king03 hi guys just wanted to ask you about the specialization that you would choose and here are the options for … kind of changed my mind... I can still change my specialization until next week but do you guys think I made… Re: Template Specialization: Multiple Definition 15 Years Ago by daviddoria hmm what I had found before was I had to leave all the implementations in the .h file or it wouldn't work... but here he has put them in the cpp file with only a declaration in the .h file... I'll try it out. Do you know what I'm talking about with this "partial specialization" terminology? Re: Template Specialization: Multiple Definition 15 Years Ago by monkey_king … stuxyz told me. On a deeper level, I think partial specialization is used only for member functions of a templated class… Re: Template Specialization: Multiple Definition 15 Years Ago by daviddoria … << V[i] << endl; } [/code] and the specialization in the cpp file [code] class.cpp -------- template <>… Re: Partial class specialization 13 Years Ago by thelamb If I remember right, partial template specialization is in the C++0x standard. I don't know if you can do it on one member function like you want though. Haven't looked into it yet as afaik it's not implemented yet in VS. Also, the enable_if stuff Mike mentioned is in C++0x, and already implemented in VS2010. Re: Partial class specialization 13 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 The code I posted works on C++03 (with Boost) (but, as always, it could not work on MSVC compilers, especially prior to 2008, because MSVC is just crap when it comes to template support). And I have checked in C++0x standard (latest draft), and the rules for partial specialization will not change at all (not even for function templates!). CIS major specialization 18 Years Ago by redxalien … am currently enrolled at . however, they offer three areas of specialization which i am not sure which one i want to… Re: CIS major specialization 18 Years Ago by redxalien … about outsourcing . so i am a bit cautious of which specialization i want to go into . because i dont want to… Template class specialization in template class 15 Years Ago by brain … you please give a hint to define a template class specialization in a template class which is in a namespace I… Re: Template class specialization in template class 15 Years Ago by Narue … all of the direct workarounds are also illegal. An explicit specialization needs to be in the enclosing namespace scope, which would… Template Specialization 14 Years Ago by sid78669 … if I need to redo the whole class with char * specialization, since all other member functions seems perfectly fine. Templates and template specialization 12 Years Ago by ntrncx … fix it. and 2nd i awnt to make a template specialization of the class with float so i do that [CODE… template specialization with std::hash 9 Years Ago by Vasthor … Sales_data { friend struct std::hash<Sales_data>; // other members }; // specialization namespace std{ template <> struct hash<Sales_data>… Re: template specialization with std::hash 9 Years Ago by mike_2000_17 You cannot do a forward declaration of a class outside of its namespace, you need to do this: namespace std { template <class> struct hash; } I think that will solve it. Also, I'm pretty sure you need the `template <>` on the definition of the hash's `operator()` for your full specialization.