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auto instantiation?


When using some big libraries, they will have a folder full of
"instantiation" files which declare templates with commonly used types. I
read somewhere that you can turn on "auto instantiation" with some compilers
which will allow you to use any type you'd like in a templated class in a
library without having to create an instantiation file. Can you do this with
g++?

Thanks,
Dave
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