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October 30th, 2002, 02:22 PM
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Why don't templated typedefs exist ?
Hi,
I ran into a problem earlier today when trying to declare a templated typedef like :
Code:
template <class CmpFunc>
typedef std::set<int, CmpFunc> INTSET<CmpFunc>;
At first I thought I got the syntax wrong, but it became clear that my compiler didn't support this. So I checked around the web and found this article on MSDN. I'll just quote the passage that struck me:
Sadly for us, the C++ standard does not allow typedef templates. Class templates, yes. Function templates, yes. Typedef templates, no.
Is there any reason why the standard doesn't allow typedef templates ?
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