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Re: Template weirdness
On Wed, Nov 24, 1999 at 08:45:06AM -0800, Michael Vance wrote:
As a follow up to my own post ;)
> template<class T>
> class LH : public L<T>, public K {
> void SK( ks* kp ) {
> k = kp;
> };
> };
This is of course stupid. it should read "k = *kp". I would have
caught this with -Wall ;). But that doesn't change things...
> template<class NFT, class NST>
> class FDLB : public NF::Ks, public LB<NFT, NST> {
>
> public:
> FDLB( ) : Ks( ), LB<NFT, NST>( ) { };
>
> void II( NFT* t ) {
> t->SK( &(Ks::k) );
> }
Changing this to:
t->SK( (NF::ks*) &(Ks::k) );
fixed it. But why is this necessary?
m.
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