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Re: static vars and templates

I had a real problem with static classes within template classes, which doesn't sound like what you are talking about.

In my case, I had something of the form

template <class F> class FOO
{
private:
....
class BAR
{
public:
int *p;
}
static BAR b;
...
}

The compiler didn't buy it (and wasn't helpful in narrowing down the problem). I finally worked around the problem by declaring the 'int *' as static.

Regards,

Justin

On Sunday, December 22, 2002, at 02:21 PM, Yarden Livnat wrote:

Searching the archive I have found several posts about
the problem of a static var in templated code. However,
I haven't seen any answers or solutions (other then change
the code and define static vars outside the templated code.

so, is there any solution ?

thanks,

Yarden
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