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Yes, templates. You're using in your code current code the very thing that eliminates the need for god objects in C++.

Sort of like using std::string to implement char array handling (i.e....

What compiler are you using (compiler, version)? This should not have compiled:


template<class T> Array<T>::Array(unsigned int array_length, unsigned int array_base = 0)

You're not allowed...

1) Why is the base class "Stack" public virtual?
2) What is "array.h"? "stack.h"? They are important for us to see them, so as to know exactly what you're trying to compile.

Regards,

Paul...