Answer by Alexander Poluektov for How do I force a particular instance of a...
What you also can try is explicit instantiation:template class vector<int>; // classtemplate int& vector<int>::operator[](int); // membertemplate int convert<int,double>(double);...
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I'm going to answer what I think you meant, not what you said.I am guessing the issue is one of two things. The first is that you have code in a template that's not getting compiled when you compile...
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You can force instantiation by using the template with the desired parameter. For example you could define a function using all the required methods:void force_int_instance() { Abstract<int> *a;...
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If I understand your question correctly, you have a template class, and you want to force the compiler to generate the code for use with some specific type. For example, you may want to ensure the code...
View ArticleAnswer by Georg Fritzsche for How do I force a particular instance of a C++...
You can't force generic templates to instantiate, the compiler can only generate code if the type is completely known.Forcing an instantiation is done by providing all types explicitly:template class...
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abstract class cannot be instantiated.you probably want to do something along the lines of:Abstract *a = new Implementation(...);To force template instantiation, call template with template...
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See title. I have a template. I want to force a particular instance of a template to instantiate. How do I do this?More specifically, can you force an abstract template class to instantiate?I might...
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