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December 15th, 2003, 07:42 AM
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Compiling tempate class implementation into a lib file
If any one wants to distribute it's code containing implementation of template classes and he doen't want anyone to see the code, then obviously he would have to make a library file for that.
I've been reading solutions for compiling template classes, but all those require text files, such as h and/or .cpp.
Now, could you tell me how to hide the implementation code of template classes or in other words, a way to produce a library file that can be distributed to others, so they can't see the code.
There must be a solution, otherwise how c++ compiler vendors made those standard template libraries?
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