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Re: The future C++ template model in gcc


Florian Schintke <schintke@zib.de> writes:

| [Gabriel Dos Reis]
| > Florian Schintke <schintke@zib.de> writes:
| > 
| > | But what are the real reasons to generate all instantiations?
| > 
| > A template is instantiated for given template-arguments.  The set of
| > template-arguments is unbounded.  So what do you mean by "to generate all
| > instantiations"?
| OK, with all instantiations I meant all necessary instantiations.

The question is how to you determine the set of "all necessary
instantiations"?

| My idea is to not instantiate the templates,
| but to provide a generic template implementation that works 
| for all template arguments. 

How, given a template, do you construct "a generic template
implementation that works for all template arguments"? 

-- Gaby
 


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